British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)
Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 502
xample ofecclesiastical dress. The mitre is of a peculiar form, asshown in Fig. 432. The prelate is habited in amice,chasuble, dalmatic, and alb, all richly ornamented; the EARLY NORMAN PERIOD 341 orphrey of the alb consists of a very wide band. Thehead of the episcopal staff is not ornamented, and… … Fig. 433.—Clerical dress, temp. Henry I. of Florence of Worcester, which is preserved in CorpusChristi College. There are three illuminations of thedream, showing the sleeping monarch being upbraided bythe clergy, the knights, and the husbandmen, the threegreatest potentialities in the realm.…
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