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中世纪古罗马

Gaulish woman wearing a costume of a Druidess

Gaulish woman wearing robe of a princess

Gaulish woman wearing robe of a princess

Sky blue Gallie headdress

Headdress of a woman of Tournai (Strabon)

Gaulish lady leaving the baths

Gaulish woman wearing a robe

Headdress of Bernice (time of Dagobert I)

Noble Gallic lady before the time of Clovis

Gaulish woman wearing Merovingian robe

Costume of a Gallic lady

Gaulish woman wearing small one-piece corsage

Gaulish woman wearing a dress with short sleeves

Gallic headdress. Colour yellow ochre

Ultrogothi. Statue of Saint-Germain-des-Pres

Gaulish woman wearing short skirt with indented edges

Gallic lady wearing a dress for the country

Headdress under Childebert I. (511-558). Brick red

Gallic woman wearing long robe fastened on one shoulder

Costume of a Gallic lady according to old basreliefs. Robe green

Costume of Bertha. Wife of Philip I. towards 1080

Headdress of a young woman of Lothani. Crown trimmed with precious stones and a white veil

Pilgrim from Tournai (before the time of Strabon). Helmet shaped brown headdress

Gallic lady wearing long red robe embroidered with gold flowers

Women of Germania. Silver grey collarette trimmed with cerise

White Gallo-Roman consular robe with loose folds

Gallic woman wearing robe draped at one side. High hat. (From an authentic statue)

Headdress in the time of Childebert or Coubert (570). Yellow cap trimmed with large green flowers

Costume of Euxetra. Foundation of Marseilles. Loose blue draped bodice

Headband entrusted with stone necklace round the neck and on on chest. This headdress is accompanied by a large white veil

From the 5th to the 10th centuries after monuments to the Merovingian Kings France

Costume of a Gallic lady after an ancient bas-relief. Loose orange-coloured coat over a yellow skirt

From the Gallic Empire to the preaching of the Gospels. Veil and robe of the same shade. The skirt in the form of a tunic

From B. C. 1600 to Caesar. Gallic lady. Bright green robe

Small yellow cap. In the middle of which is a kind of flower or perhaps only a knot. A green band gives a cheerful tone

Headdress under Childebert I. This hat original in its form is none the less amusing with its mauve colour and its red stripes and beading

Gallo-Roman lady. Bright blue loose robe. Gold trimming. Cerise and gold belt. Inset of robe green

From the 5th to the 10th centuries after monuments to the Merovingian Kings France. Long white robe with bright green cloak

From Caesar to the Gallic Empire Robe of a Gallo-Roman lady. Veil covering the head and a loose robe of the same shade as the veil

From the preaching of the Gospel to the days of the Franks and Huns. Costume of a Gallic lady or Cimbrian captive. Bright blue robe with loose folds

Gallic lady dressed in a robe which is tight to the body and full at the hem with two belts one knotted at the breast and the other lower down and loose fitting

Gallic lady from 6th century. Costume of Fredegonda (mother of Clotairus). Long robe with two belts. One under the breast and the other very loose round the waist.

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