tibiale
tībĭāle, (16) is, n. (tibia § 1), sorte de bas, bandes qui enveloppaient la jambe pour la tenir chaude : Paul. Dig. 49, 16, 14 ; pl., Suet. Aug. 82.
Tibiālé
(περικνημίς). A sort of legging or gaiter encircling the shin (tibia) from the knee to the ankle, serving the purpose of modern stockings and drawers. It was worn by persons in delicate health, such as the emperor Augustus (Suet. Aug. 82), and by soldiers and huntsmen. Cf. fascia.