Talk:Clementia

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The last sentence in the first paragraph (see below) makes no sense:

      The was headwear to express Clementia, a crown made of oak leaves, which Caesar is 
      frequently imaged as wearing.

What is the author attempting to say? Should it be something like the following?

      He wears a crown of oak leaves (sacred to Clementia) to show his connection 
      with the goddess.

Please advise, or make the appropriate correction. Thanks!

 -- Lenn