ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD MANIPLE
From Medieval Latin manipulus (the Eucharistic vestment), from Latin, literally: a handful, from manus hand.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MANIPLE»
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maniple in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Vestments for All Seasons
First set of the maniple piecing. 3. Cut the joined piece V-T-W-Y in half lengthwise
to make two 6" by 1314" strips. Join one raw end of Y to blue piece U. Repeat
using the other end of U and the remaining Y end. You now have a single piece,
...
Barbara Dee Baumgarten, 2002
2
Cannae: The Experience of Battle in the Second Punic War
The centuries were each led by a centurion, assisted by an optio, a rear-rank
officer (Polyb. 6.24.1–2). The centurio prior, the first of the two to be appointed,
was personally responsible for commanding the right half of the maniple, the
centurio ...
3
Republican Roman Army 200-104 BC
He may be alluding to an early equivalent of the «/>//», or to a previous method of
selecting the centunn posterior of the maniple. Polybius also tells us (6. 24. 6)
that the centurions chose two standard-bearers for each speira (here presumably
...
Nick Sekunda, Nicholas V. Sekunda, 1996
4
Caesar's Army: A Study of the Military Art of the Romans in ...
Ceilim, § 6. The legion was divided into ten cohorts (cohortes) ; 16> 4> 6' each
cohort into three maniples (inanipuli) ; each maniple into two centuries (centuriae
, ordines). The tactical unit of the legion was the cohort ; of the cohort, the maniple
.
5
Roman Battle Tactics 109BC-AD313
The senior centurion was in overall command, but in battle the control of the left
side of the maniple was delegated to the junior, who would assume complete
command if the senior was incapacitated or killed. As well as two centurions, the
...
6
Church Vestments: Their Origin and Development
95, carries his maniple over his left wrist, which is partly covered by his chasuble.
Its conversion from a rectangle to a strip (contabulatum) evidently took place
during this century. Its measurements would be anything from 2 to 4 feet long and
...
7
Dress in Anglo-Saxon England
The needlework can bedated bytheembroidered words on a stoleand maniple,
recording that they were made on the orders of Ælfflæd, for Bishop Frithestan:
ÆLFFLÆD FIERI PRECEPIT ... PIO EPISCOPO FRIÐESTANO. Ælfflæd was wife
to ...
Gale R. Owen-Crocker, 2010
8
Saint Cuthbert: With an Account of the State in which His ...
On his journey he visited Chester-le- Street, then the seat of the See, and during
his stay offered to St. Cuthbert, among many other valuable presents detailed in
the page above referred to, one stole, with a maniple, one girdle, and two ...
9
From Sumer to Rome: The Military Capabilities of Ancient Armies
The maniple was divided vertically into 2 centuries of 80 men each. Each century,
as the name implies, was originally comprised of 100 men but proved too large to
be controlled by a single officer. The number was reduced to 80 men, but the ...
Richard A. Gabriel, Karen S. Metz, 1991
10
The Culture of War: Invention and Early Development
Armed with the spear, they lent stability to the formation and, in times of retreat,
remained in placed and covered the passage of the other ranks through their
lines.13 The basic tactical unit of the new Roman army was the maniple,
somewhat ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MANIPLE»
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maniple is used in the context of the following news items.
Little Antioch church to celebrate 100 years
The artifacts include a 1919 altar missal of epistles and gospels, a 1960 dalmatic (red deacon's vestment) and a 1940 maniple (white arm ... «Chicago Daily Herald, Jul 15»
Abu Dhabi Kitap Fuarı'nın Ardından
... tarafı ne kadar etkilediği ve hatta maniple edebildiğine dair önemli ipuçları verdi. Mends tüm fuar boyunca yapılan konuşmalardan bazılarının ... «Evrensel Gazetesi, May 15»
Fehmi Koru'dan çarpıcı Ağrı iddiası(Video)
Eğer bu iki parti doğru yerde durursa kafamızı karıştıracak, sandık sonuçlarını maniple edecek bir sonuç ortaya çıkmayacağını düşünüyorum. «Timeturk, Apr 15»
Duane Mandible on Welcoming Grays
Our priests celebrate Mass only in the Western Ambrosianic Rite (non collegian) and our priests proudly wear the be-ribboned maniple. «Patheos, Oct 14»
Vatican denies reports that Pope Francis is ill
"they drew back and fell to the ground" – did you get that? a maniple of armed Roman troops and my Lord knocked em all on their collective ... «CNN, Jun 14»
Duane Mandible on Neo Catholics
... is Pope for he is the one who, with us, upholds the Western Ambrosianic Rite (non-Collegian) and the wearing of the be-ribboned maniple. «Patheos, May 14»
Milwaukee Episcopal priests rock the house with a religious message
My angel wears a maniple," goes the chorus. "Ritual Notes on her desk, she's chanting Benedictus Es. Surplice trimmed in too much lace really ... «Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Feb 14»
The Mysterious Manicule
"Indicule," "maniple," and "pilcrow" have also been bandied around as names for this severed mitt, though all three are incorrect: "indicule" is ... «Slate Magazine, Sep 13»
What ornate vestments you have, Father! All the better to…
“The Maniple, worn on the left arm, signifies the fruit of good works, as a reward for painful exertion and struggle; it is a Priest's duty to fear ... «Patheos, Sep 13»
Why Priests?
Wills rattles off the list of arcane sounding vestments that priests and bishops wear (amice, alb, maniple, fascia, chausible, biretta, simar, rochet, ... «Patheos, Sep 13»
