SAMNĪTES. [GLADIATORES.]

SANDĂLĬUM (σανδάλιον or σάνδαλον), a kind of shoe worn only by women.

The sandalium must be distinguished from the _hypodema_ (ὑπόδημα),

which was a simple sole bound under the foot, whereas the sandalium

was a sole with a piece of leather covering the toes, so that it

formed the transition from the _hypodema_ to real shoes. The piece of

leather over the toes was called ζυγός or ζυγόν.

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