Jamila Jamila Etymology: Of great physical beauty and spirit ( Arabic) . Jamila first name is the feminine form of the Arabic name Jamel . It is derived from the term jamal which means beauty . The Egyptian The social and religious context birthplace portraits , including the amazing mix of cultures and beliefs characteristic of Greco –Roman-Egypt . The youthful face is set against a blue- gray or cream background. Seen almost face, her perfect oval is highlighted by the regular setting up of hair pulled back and the semicircle of the mat which is stuck with a pin. The complexion given a pearly gloss with pink lights is returned by small juxtaposed touches. The big eyes look towards the slightly falling right it is deep, she seems to collect herself. Two white spots give life to the look. Little of dress highlights the slender neck adorned with a red pearl necklace. Second half of the century AD J.-C. could come from, maybe of Thebes Greece She seems half-naked.. The arrangement of hair in parallel coast and the bare ears are typical of the fashion of the second half of the 2nd century A-D J.-C Hairstyle one wore ornaments such as ribbons, nets, headbands, metallic arches, diadems, certain in gold decorated with precious stones or with cameos, with crowns of ivy, with fruits, with flowers, with pins whims, combs of any ivory materials, in box tree, etc.... ... Women also used a strip of cloth wrapped around the head called the cécryphale , or some kind of cap or closed mesh , the sakko
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