The Home Life of the Ancient Greeks
The Home Life of the Ancient Greeks
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65), we will here only give a picture of some ancient bronze razors (Fig. 94), which are of semi-circular shape, and differ essentially from our modern ones. The pretty terra-cotta group DAILY LIFE.
189 from Tanagra, in Fig. 95, transports us to a barber's shop ; a worthy citizen, apparently covered by a long dressing-mantle, is seated on a low stool, while a Fio short man standing behind him perhaps a slave is carefully cutting his hair with a pair of scissors. Barbers undertook the care of bo...th hair and beard, and cut and cleaned the nails. These barbers' shops were also meeting-places for the citizens not only for idlers, but, gene rally speaking, for all who desired to hear the news. This custom still prevails hi many 190 GREEK LIFE AT HOME.
parts of Italy, especially in the south, where the Salone is a general meeting-place. Even in ancient times barbers had a reputation for being talkative. Every day many people entered their shops, and among them strangers who brought news and ex- pected to receive some in exchange.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
65), we will here only give a picture of some ancient bronze razors (Fig. 94), which are of semi-circular shape, and differ essentially from our modern ones. The pretty terra-cotta group DAILY LIFE.
189 from Tanagra, in Fig. 95, transports us to a barber's shop ; a worthy citizen, apparently covered by a long dressing-mantle, is seated on a low stool, while a Fio short man standing behind him perhaps a slave is carefully cutting his hair with a pair of scissors. Barbers undertook the care of bo...th hair and beard, and cut and cleaned the nails. These barbers' shops were also meeting-places for the citizens not only for idlers, but, gene rally speaking, for all who desired to hear the news. This custom still prevails hi many 190 GREEK LIFE AT HOME.
parts of Italy, especially in the south, where the Salone is a general meeting-place. Even in ancient times barbers had a reputation for being talkative. Every day many people entered their shops, and among them strangers who brought news and ex- pected to receive some in exchange.
What to read after The Home Life of the Ancient Greeks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugo Blmner to read onlineMoreLess
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