1. Tunica- similar to a short-sleeved shirt

2. Tunica Everybody wears a tunic! Considered casual
Roman citizens- white tunics
Foreigners, slaves and lower class Romans wore different colors
No stripes- “cives”-citizen
Narrow stripes- “equites”- equestrian class
Broad stripes- “senatores”- senators, royalty, upper class Romans

3. The Toga- worn over the tunica

4. Toga
Adult men wore a plain white toga called the “toga pura” and the “toga virilis”
High government officials wore the “toga praetexta”- a toga with a purple border- also worn by upper class boys and girls

5. Soleae- sandals

6. Stola- full-length dress/Palla-shawl, draped over shoulders, around the body

7. Salutatio- reception of visitors
Clientes- clients
Patronus- patron
Forum- market-place

8. Expecto patronum!

9. Ientaculum- Breakfast- ate bread, wine/water

10. Prandium- lunch
Meat
Fish
Fruit

11. Cena- dinner
Eaten in the triclinium
Mensa- table

12. Slaves cut up the food before serving…
But diners generally ate with their hands instead of silverware

13. Cena First course- eggs, fish, vegetables
Main course- beef, pork, mutton, poultry
Secunda mensa- dessert- fruit, nuts cheese, sweet dishes