Lowrie, Walter, 1868-1959 · New York : The Macmillan company ; London : Macmillan & co. · leaf 426
issimilar to the fiddle-back chasuble of the late Roman use,or still more closely to the Benedictine scapular. But the formused by theclergy afterthe fifth cen-tury— and wemay supposethat it was thesame whichwas commonto all thehigher classes— had a muchmore dignifiedappearance.It was roundor… … Fig. ISO. —Pope S. Sixtus and the Bishop Optatus (clothed in lonjr-sleeved tunic, dalmatic, paenula, and sacred pallium), fresco abovethe tomb of Pope Cornelius, in S. CaUistus. Sixth century. need not be particularly described here, since they have no relation to thespecifically clerical type. The…
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