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During the Roman Empire, the color purple was reserved for emperors and senators.
This is true. Purple garments were extremely expensive to produce, as the dye came from murex snails. Therefore, purple became a symbol of power and wealth, and in the Roman Empire, there were laws reserving the use of purple for the imperial family and high-ranking senators.
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