Ancient Roman Undergarments - EARLY CHURCH HISTORY
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Since both men and women have two legs, it would seem logical that clothes for the lower body as well as underwear would be two-legged. But that was not the norm in the ancient western world of Egypt, Greece and Rome. Flowing long togas and mid-thigh one-piece tunics were the general dress of both men
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