roman cingulum romulus and remus Rapierriemen characterised by sharp

characterised by sharp

Fibulae of this type were worn across an area stretching from Northern Europe to Austria and Croatia

The rectangular plate at the wrist is constructed from 1

the sword was widely worn and was employed even during the First World War

Puffed sleeves were fashionable at European courts

roman cingulum romulus and remus Rapierriemen characterised by sharpThe cingulum is a Roman belt worn by legionaries in the Roman army. The belt held up the trousers or braccae, but with its beautiful decorations it was also a symbol of military achievement and high rank. The apron, consisting of 4 leather bands, has brass pteruges and ends with a pensilia. The square plates on the belt alternately show a human face and the wolf feeding the twins Romulus and Remus. In Roman mythology, these are the founders of the