Baldness and ancient tales of vanity across empires
The article surveys baldness as a cultural and symbolic issue from biblical punishments to Greek legends and Roman figures, noting how hair shaped fate and perception. It contrasts ancient views with modern mores and cites Julius Caesar and Ulysses, then shifts to a French president’s simple habits and a church pulpit notice debate.
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