I've suddenly taken a strange interest in prostitutes of the Italian Renaissance, especially those of Rome. We've all gushed over Venetian courtesan and their chic style, and accomplished upper class courtesans living a life in luxury. On the other end of the scale you got the common prostitutes rambling the streets, in tacky clothes. But there are
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Croom writes in her book "Roman Clothing and Fashion" that Roman Empire prostitutes were the only women allowed to wear a toga, but that they didn't have to. She also says that sorces are unclear :)
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