Sinopean Clothing

The Golden Slave, XV.

Now treated as guests, Eodan, Tjorr and Phryne must be clad appropriately.

Eodan has:

a white linen tunic;
a blue chlamys;
a leather belt;
leather sandals;
his sword polished;
shaven face;
hair undyed.

(No longer needing a disguise, it will be better if he looks foreign.)

Tjorr is dressed like Eodan but remains unshaved.

Phryne has a white dress and a palla whose hood hides the hair that she had cut short to look like a boy.

Tjorr thinks that his hammer has brought them luck. They have:

captured a ship;
freed themselves;
escaped from their enemies;
been rescued from drowning;
been given a good passage to Sinope.

This overlooks the fact that Eodan's wife, Hwicca, was killed. Eodan is unsure what luck is. We must read the novel to its end.