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Wig - LoveToKnow 1911 |
 | | The chief names for wigs were galerus, galericulum, corymbium, capillamentum, caliendrum, or even comae emptae, andc. |
 | | Galerus meant in the first place a skull-cap, or coif, fastening under the chin, and made of hide or fur, worn by peasants, athletes and flamines. |
 | | Dillon (1885); C. Nicolai, Uber den Gebrauch der falschen Haare and Perriicken (1801); the articles " Coma " and " Galerus " in Daremberg and Saglio's Dictionnaire des antiquites. |
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