Homer, the ancient Greek poet traditionally credited with composing epic works like the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey," lived in a time (around the 8th century BCE) when clothing typically consisted of simple garments made from wool or linen. Men often wore a chiton, a type of tunic, sometimes belted, while women wore a longer chiton or a peplos. Both garments were usually draped and did not have fastenings, relying instead on the wearer's body and a belt for support. Footwear was minimal, often consisting of simple sandals or going barefoot.
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She would more than likely wear the standard Greek chiton (in expensive fabric) for everyday use. When she was in public she liked dressing up as the goddess Isis and would wear the clothing associated with her.
Usually their clothing are related to the egyptians and mainly made of lien
The viziers wore long robes
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There was an episode, The Odyssey of Homer, in which Homer was in era clothing. You can see screenshots from this episode at the related links below.
No, lions don't wear clothing.
they wear very little clothing
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They wear nice fancy clothing
Now they wear just about what you wear. Sometimes they have festivals where they may wear tribal clothing.
a helmet
The Nile River does not wear clothing, it is a river!!
Everyone does wear a type of clothing.
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