[29] The feet of women and children were daubed with white clay. (Wallon.) [30] See Petronius for details of Roman patrician "fashions." [31] For these shameful manners, which respect for humanity renders unpicturable, see Tacitus, Martial, Juvenal, and above all Petronius. [32] See above authors. [33] The master was civilly responsible for the acts of his slave, the same as for those of his dog. (Wallon, vol. II, p. 183.)