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Title: History of Rome and the Popes in the Middle Ages
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Grisar, Hartmann, 1845-1932
Subjects: Papacy
Publisher: London, Paul
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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111. 26.—The Two Matrons on the Mosaic at Sta. Sabina.
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forming his duties he was also shod in gold-embroidered shoes.He sat in a curule chair, on a high dais (tensa). As in past ages,he was preceded by lictors with their fasces) by Sidonius, in his interesting account of scenes at the table of the Emperor Majorian,1, Pp., 11 (P. L., LVII,I., 472 ; LUETJOHANN, p. 18 ff.). Cp. Cod. Theodos., I., 15, 16.The mitra matronalis of the mother of Gregory I., on a portrait described by Johnthe Deacon (Vita S. Gregorii, 4, c. 83). 1 Garrucci, Storia delV arte, tav. 210. The figure to the left in the mosaic bearsthe inscription : ECLESIA EX CIRCVMCISIONE ; that to the left : ECLESIAEX GENTIBVS. 2 On the toga of the City Prefect, Cassiodor., Var., 6, 4: habitu te togatae dig-nitatis orna?nus, ut indutus veste romulea iura debeas affectare romanaP Gregory ofTours writes with reference to the high civic rank of Gregory I.: serico contextus acgemmis micantibus solitus erat per urbem procedere trabeatusP Hist. Franc, X., c. 1.The consular toga, in fact th

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