| He held the fine-spun silk of a tunic which seemed to have been inspired by the ethereal togas of the goddesses in Greek art. |
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| They wear a mixture of swathed and swagged traditional togas and cast-off Oxfam rags. |
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| Dressed in togas, crowned with laurel wreaths, they re-enacted ancient ceremonies, of which feasting was one. |
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| In Roman times, men standing for public office would wear white togas to signify their purity. |
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| In ancient Rome togas were worn when swimming and bathing reached the height of its popularity. |
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| Some had old clothing, from ancient togas and tunics to overalls and denim. |
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| You know that some group of people will arrive bleeding and broken wearing Viking helmets or the togas of a gospel choir. |
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| A population of costumed revelers cavorts in togas and turbans, feather boas and black leather, silver space suits and devil horns. |
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| Joyce voices her variation of the line uttered since Roman children sold box seats in the coliseum to raise money for new school togas. |
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| From the wrapped waistcloths of the Egyptians to the tunics, mantles and togas of the Greeks, men enjoyed untrammeled freedom. |
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| The early Capetian kings were presented as Roman Caesars, imperial lawmakers dressed in togas. |
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| They wear a mixture of swathed and ragged traditional togas and cast-off Oxfam rags. |
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| In the pre-spring festival senators and slave owners would put aside their stately togas and kindred marks of rank and don shapeless garments known as syntheses. |
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| And in the Roman Empire, purple togas signified elite status. |
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