Prompt: ((artistic aesthetic candid cinematography shot of polaroid optical [Refractive macrophotograph:1.7] in telephoto metalens of)),
From the start of the Roman Republic, there was a high emphasis placed on a woman's virginity. Pudicitia (chastity) was a goddess of feminine purity, and was worshipped by Roman women. Only those who were virgins were allowed to enter the temple.[43] A woman's sexual life began with the consummation of her marriage in her husband's cubiculum (private room), where slaves did not enter. In Roman houses, it was common for men and women to each have their own cubicula, allowing the potential for them to carry on separate sex lives from. While it was expected that women should only have sexual relations with their husbands, it was common for a man to have many sexual partners throughout his life.[43] After marriage, women were scrutinized in the household to prevent any adulterous behavior. For example, Julius Caesar's second wife, Pompeia, attempted to have private relations with Publius Clodius. Julius Caesar's mother, Aurelia, who monitored Pompeia's actions, prevented their private meetings. The mere possibility of Pompeia committing adultery caused Caesar to divorce her.
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Negative prompt: (worst quality, low quality:1.8), deformed, disfigured, ugly, disgusting, artifacts, duplicate, cloned, extra, missing, mutated, cropped, gross, fused, conjoined, poor, floating, disconnected, amputated, heterochromia, crossed eyes, squint, monochrome, text, logo, watermark, sign, signature, footer, fineprint, info, information, written, letters, words, photo, photograph, picture, image, screenshot, desk, pen, table, paper, symmetric, multiple views, split view, letterboxed, text