3/37 1.] Richer worshippers, who commonly present a goat, have a fillet or headband, not a turban, round the head. They wear generally the same sort of tunic as the others; but over it they have a long robe, shaped like a modern dressing-gown, except that it has no sleeves, and does not cover the right shoulder. 1.] In a few instances only we see underneath this open gown a long inner dress or robe, such as that described by Herodotus. |