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Definition von dalmátică im Wörterbuch Rumänisch
Dalmatien f., Pl. und Dalmatien, dh "aus Dalmatien"). Die weiße Tunika der römischen Kaiser. Eine weiße Roben ohne Raub der Diakone, Sub-Diakone und katholischen Bischöfe, wenn sie amtieren. dalmátică f., pl. e și ĭ (lat. dalmatica, adică „din Dalmația”). Tunica albă a împăraților romanĭ. Veșmîntu alb fără mînicĭ al diaconilor, sub-diaconilor și episcopilor catolicĭ cînd oficiază.
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History of Saint Paul's Cathedral, in London, from Its ... - Pagina 322
Item Dalmatica de nigro sameto bene adalbata aurifrigio, facta de quodam panno oblato per Huf bertum de Burgo. Item Tunica et Dalmatica Indici'coloris Henrici de Wengham, cum tribus aurifrigiis et listis in scapulis ante et retro, diversi operis ...
William Dugdale, Henry bibliothecarius Ellis, 1818
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Biological Control Programmes in Canada 2001-2012 - Pagina 37
janthinus Germar (Coleoptera, Curculionidae), a successful biological control agent of Dalmatian toadflax, Linaria dalmatica (Lamiales, Plantaginaceae). Systematic Entomology 36, 741–753. Tracy, J.L. and Robbins, T.O. (2009) Taxonomic ...
Peter G Mason, David R Gillespie, 2013
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Flora Dalmatica: Sive Enumeratio Stirpium Vascularium Quas ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
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Ancient European Costume and Fashion - Pagina 99
Dalmatica worn generally. After this sumptuous display, the dalmatica was adopted in a less ostentatious form by the luxury-loving Romans, both men and women, and, in a simple form, by the populace in general (see Fig. 43). Description of ...
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Church Vestments: Their Origin and Development - Pagina 43
(DALMATICA) A.D. III CENTURY A NEW-SHAPED garment, known as the DALMATICA, came into use during the third century, but its first appearance dates back to the year A.D. 190, when it became the custom among decadent young ...
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The History and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of ... - Pagina ix
A Now Vestimenta oblata temjore Henricz' fPrz'orir. Estimentum 1 de Peckham Archiepiscopi, 0012.) Casula r, Tunica 1, 8: Dalmatica 1; de pan; no rubeo aurato. ' Item. Vestimentum R.de Winchelsea Archicpiscopi preciosum, (viz.) Casula r ...
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A Pictorial History of Costume From Ancient Times to the ... - Pagina 20
Roman Deacon (1450) wearing a long white dalmatica (sub- ucula) . 2. Flemish Deacon (1460) wearing a short outer dalmatica over the long subucula. 3. Priest about 1470 wearing vestments for the mass with chasuble (round bell-shaped ...
Wolfgang Bruhn, Max Tilke, 2013
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Rising Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Concentrations and Plant ...
L. dalmatica demonstrates many of the same physiological and growth form characteristics as native A. frigida, including C3 metabolism and over-wintering sterile axillary bud growth. In addition, L. dalmatica maintains lower specific leaf area, ...
Schomp. Jennifer M., 2007
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The works of the learned Joseph Bingham, M. A. ...: ...
SECT. XX. But some perhaps may think, of the Collobium, the Clergy had always a distinct Dalmatica, Caracal- Habit, because some ancient Aula, tomiphonum, thors take nQtice 0f the Qollobi- an raca. WW) as a Garment worn by Bi- sliops ...
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Annals of Aberdeen, from the Reign of King William the ... - Pagina 444
4 cappae, casula, dalmatica, tunica, 3 albae lines concurrentes, et amictus 3 ; harum fibrae laterales opere redimitico, ut supra contextae. 2 stolae, 3 manipuli, 15 puramenta. Rubra testes ex villoso Bysso. — 2 cappae, casula, dalmatica, tunica ...
