- (108.3 ft) from the
ground level of the
Forum and
built in
peperino and
Gabine stone (lapis gabinum),
which ancient Romans thought was
particularly resistant...
-
hitching them up and back for
action by
using what
became known as the "
Gabine cinch". In 206 BC,
Scipio Afric**** was sent 1,200
togas and 12,000 tunics...
- had once worn
togas to war,
hitching them up with what was
known as a "
Gabine cinch"; but by the mid-Republican era, this was only used for sacrificial...
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original on 5
December 2020.
Retrieved 23 May 2022. "Maláčová o České Miss
Gábině Frankové:
Kdybych si na ni vsadila, byla bych teď v balíku!".
Blesk (in...
- noun story, tale Cf.
Kurdish qesd. tūnnāyā ܬܘܢܝܐ qiṣṣa noun
forehead bêṯ
gəḇīnē ܒܝܬ ܓܒܝܢ̈ܐ ṣādra صَدْر noun
chest (anatomy) ḥaḏyā ܚܕܝܐ ṣāḥ, ṣāx صِحَّة noun...
-
substances and
objects can also be
ritually castus. The
cinctus Gabinus ("
Gabine cinch") was a way of
wearing the toga
thought to have
originated in the...
- both hands, the magistrate's toga was worn
wrapped tightly and
cinched in
Gabine style. In this manner, the
magistrate whipped the
cattle around the entire...
-
Tarquinius Superbus ****tus'
return to Rome dead or alive,
thereby provoking the
Gabines to
stone Antistius to death.
Tarquinius Superbus was able to take advantage...
