The Seven Great Monarchies Vol 3 of 7 Media 8 3
The Seven Great Monarchies Vol 3 of 7 Media 8 3
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] The favorite dress of the Medes in peace is well known to us from thesculptures; there can be no reasonable doubt that the long flowing robeso remarkable for its graceful folds, which is the garb of the kings, the chief nobles, and the officers of the court in all the Persianbas-reliefs, and which is seen also upon the darics and the gems, is thefamous "Median garment" of Herodotus, Xenophon, and Strabo. [PLATE V. , Fig. 2. ] This garment fits the chest and shoulders closely, but fallsover th...e arms in two large loose sleeves, open at the bottom. At thewaist it is confined by a cincture. Below it is remarkably full andample, drooping in two clusters of perpendicular folds at the two sides, and between these hanging in festoons like a curtain. It extends downto the ankles, where it is met by a high shoe or low boot, opening infront, and secured by buttons. [PLATE IV. , Fig. 4. ] These Median robes were of many colors. Sometimes they were purple, sometimes scarlet, occasionally a dark gray, or a deep crimson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] The favorite dress of the Medes in peace is well known to us from thesculptures; there can be no reasonable doubt that the long flowing robeso remarkable for its graceful folds, which is the garb of the kings, the chief nobles, and the officers of the court in all the Persianbas-reliefs, and which is seen also upon the darics and the gems, is thefamous "Median garment" of Herodotus, Xenophon, and Strabo. [PLATE V. , Fig. 2. ] This garment fits the chest and shoulders closely, but fallsover th...e arms in two large loose sleeves, open at the bottom. At thewaist it is confined by a cincture. Below it is remarkably full andample, drooping in two clusters of perpendicular folds at the two sides, and between these hanging in festoons like a curtain. It extends downto the ankles, where it is met by a high shoe or low boot, opening infront, and secured by buttons. [PLATE IV. , Fig. 4. ] These Median robes were of many colors. Sometimes they were purple, sometimes scarlet, occasionally a dark gray, or a deep crimson.
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