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Men and boys wore a short-sleeved or sleeveless, knee-length tunic.

Women and girls wore a longer, usually sleeved tunic.

The most commonly used material for their clothing was wool, but they also used and produced linen and hemp.

The toga was worn by upper-class men outside the home or at official occasions.

Roman dress reflected a distinct division of social class, with certain colors, fabrics, and styles reserved for citizens and important personages.

Roman men also wore a wide variety of cloaks to stay warm in bad weather.

Roman men also wore underclothes such as a loincloth or a light under-tunic.

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476 AD

The Roman Empire officially ended in 476 AD, when the last Roman emperor, Romulus Augustus, was overthrown by the Germanic chieftain Odoacer. The fall of Rome was precipitated by a series of crises, including political corruption, economic decline, and military weakness.

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Farmers

Doctors

Engineers

Architects

Teachers

Shopkeepers

Craftsmen

Soldiers

Sailors

Fishermen

Writers

Poets

Musicians

Statesmen

Bankers

Traders

Merchants

Accountants

Government officials including tax collectors

Smiths

Jewelers

Construction workers

Temple workers

Entertainers

Artists

Slaves

Shield makers

Bath attendants

Blacksmiths

Medical orderlies

Drillmaster for training

Fortress engineers

Aqueduct designers

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Historians estimate the empire covered approximately 5 million square kilometers at its height, spanning three continents: Europe, Asia, and Africa. Another critical measure is the population of the Roman Empire.

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The Roman Empire began in the city of Rome, which was founded in 753 BCE and evolved from a monarchy to a republic before becoming an empire under Augustus Caesar in 27 BCE.

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150 BCE

The Pharisees began as a distinct group around 150 BCE, shortly after the Maccabean revolt, which occurred around 165–160 BCE. They emerged during a time of Greek domination and were known for promoting the idea of priestly purity and the Oral Law.

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The Pharisees were a scholarly class dedicated to the teaching of both the written and oral Law and stressing the internal side of Judaism. They originated roughly around 150 B.C. from a group of scribes and sages who harkened back to the days of the prophet Ezra and the Great Assembly. It is not clear who the first Pharisee was.

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The Pharisees wore distinctive garments that included fringes, tefillin, and elegant robes, reflecting their religious observance and social status.

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how many pharisees where there in the beginning?

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how many pharisees where there in the beginning?

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6,000 Pharisees

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The Pharisees were a Jewish sect that emerged c. 150 BCE and promoted the idea of priestly purity for all Jews, belief in providence or fate, and the concept of the resurrection of the dead.