calceus
/ˈkælkɪəs/Definitions
1. noun
a type of shoe, typically worn by ancient Romans, especially a military boot or a high boot.
“Archaeologists discovered the remains of a Roman soldier wearing a calceus at the excavation site.”
1. noun
a type of shoe, typically worn by ancient Romans, especially a military boot or a high boot.
“Archaeologists discovered the remains of a Roman soldier wearing a calceus at the excavation site.”