Vestimenta

Vestimenta variorum temporum.

Infans multa vestimentorum hiemalium genera gerit: infulam (Anglice: headband), pileum, tunicam pelli contectam, palliolum, et sweater.

Vestis Alim Khan divitias, statum, imperium pronuntiat.

Arabi orantes vestem pileumque candidos usitate gerunt.

Vestimenta (-orum, npl) sunt proprietas plurimarum societatum humanarum, categoria quae multa materiei genera quae corpus contegant comprehendit. Primum vestimentorum propositum est corpus a caelo defendere: a frigore, calore, vento, pluvia, sole. Saepto inter cutem et circumiecta comparato, vestimenta salutem meliorem faciunt per actiones periculosas sicut perambulatio et coquendum^?. Praeterea, vestimenta saeptum hygieinicum praebent, ut animalia, plantae, et aliae res venenosae a corpore arceantur et transmissio pathogenorum inhibeatur.

Vestimenta lavata saepe complanatoriis levigantur, ut plicis careant.

Vestimenta Romana

Vestimenta mulierum

• calceus
  • corrigia
  • cothurnus
  • sandalia
• gilbab
• gunna
• monile
• palla
• pilucca
• reticulum
• rica
• sitar
• stola
• tunica
• velum
• vittae

Vestimenta virorum

• braca
• bullus
• calceus
  • caliga
  • corrigia
  • cothurnus
  • sandalia
• causia
• cingulum
• cucullus
• fibula
• galea
• laena
• petasus
  • bowler
• pileus
• sagum
  • paludamentum
• solea
• toga
  • pallium
• trabea
• tunica

Vestimenta hodierna

• Curtae bracae
• Pallium balneare
• Tunicula
• Vestis balnearis
• Vestis muliebris
• Vestis nautica

Nexus interni

• Amictus
• Ius veste utendi
• Acubus textus
• Complanatorium
• Mantellum
• Moda
• Naturismus
• Ornatus uniformis
• Ornatrix
• Paiama
• Pectorale rigidum
• Subligatura
• Thermoregulatio

Bibliographia

• Finnane, Antonia. 2008. Changing Clothes in China: Fashion, History, Nation. Novi Eboraci: Columbia University Press. ISBN 9780231143509. ISBN 9780231512732.
• Forsberg, Krister, et S. Z. Mansdorf. 2007. Quick Selection Guide to Chemical Protective Clothing. Ed 5a. Hoboken Novae Caesareae: John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 9780470146811.
• Gavin, Timothy P. 2003. Clothing and Thermoregulation During Exercise. Sports Medicine 33(13):941–947. Abstractum. doi:10.2165/00007256-200333130-00001. PMID 14606923.
• Hollander, Anne L. 1993. Seeing Through Clothes. Berkleiae, Angelopoli, et Londinii: University of California Press. ISBN 520082311.
• Montain, Scott J, Michael N Sawaka, Bruce S. Cadarett, Mark D. Quigley, et James M. McKay. 1994. Physiological tolerance to uncompensable heat stress: effects of exercise intensity, protective clothing, and climate. Journal of Applied Physiology 77(1):216–222. PDF. PMID 7961236.
• Ross, Robert. 2008. Clothing, a Global History: or, The Imperialist's New Clothes. Cantabrigiae: Polity Press. ISBN 9780745631868. ISBN 9780745631875.
• Tochihara, Yutaka, et Tadakatsu Ohnaka, eds. 2005. Environmental Ergonomics: The Ergonomics of Human Comfort, Health and Performance in the Thermal Environment. Vol. 3. Amstelodami et Bostoniae: Elsevier. ISBN 0080444660
• Yarborough, Portia, et Cherilyn N. Nelson, eds. 2005. Performance of Protective Clothing: Global Needs and Emerging Markets. Vol. 8. West Conshohocken Pennsylvaniae: ASTM International. ISBN 0803134886. ISSN 1040-3035.

Nexus externi

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