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Why did Julius Caesar always wear a wreath on his head?
cause he was bold
What did Julius Caesar wear?
Julius Caesar wore a laurel wreath around his head and a tunic.
What do the winners of the Olympics wear on their head?
they wear a wreath of olive leaves
What did St Lucy wear on her head?
She wears a wreath of candles upon her head.
What type of clothing did the Greeks wear?
they wore nothing but a head wreath and a cloth
What did Dionysus wear?
He often wore a leopard skin and on his head a wreath of vine leaves.
What type of clothes did the anicent Greeks wear?
they wore nothing but a head wreath and a cloth
What exactly would Mark Antony wear back in the play Julius Caesar?
he would wear the clothes that the guy in enchanted wore
Why did Julius Caesar where a vine round his head?
Caesar wore a crown of laural leaves, which was an honor for his achievements. The senate also decreed that he could wear it at all times instead of just on ceremonial occasions. Caesar was happy to do this because it held his comb over in place helping to hide his baldness.
What did Julius Caesar wear on his head as crown?
A Wreath was a symbol of honour in Rome. According to Conn Iggulden book Julius first earnt the wreath on the island of Lesbos, Greece during his days in the legion after he showed bravery when seizing a fort in Mytilene
In Scandinavia on which holiday do girls dress in white gowns with a red sash an wear a wreath of ligonberries and candles on there head?
St. Lucia
Why did Julius Caesar ware red boots?
Red footwear was a sign of authority or status in ancient Rome. Julius Caesar would have worn red boots as a sign of his rank. Senators too, were allowed to wear red shoes (and a purple stripe on their togas) as a sign of their status.
