ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD MANTELLETTA
Italian, from Old French mantelet or Medieval Latin mantelletum, diminutive of Latin mantellummantle.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MANTELLETTA»
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mantelletta in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Costume of Prelates of the Catholic Church
69 Roman Court and are, for that very reason, called “Prelate-s di mantelletta.”
Such are the Protonotaries Apostolic di namero, supemumorary and ad instar;
the Auditors of the Rota; the Clerks of the Reverend Apostolic Camera; the Voters
...
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Ex CAthedral the Bishop Seat of Authority
Mantelletta = A sleeveless episcopal garment worn by bishops. It is a sign of
restricted jurisdiction. Presiding Bishops would wear the mantelletta when visiting
other presiding bishops, over their rochet. Diocesan Bishops would wear the ...
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Clerical dress and insignia of the Roman Catholic Church
sleeveless vestment worn by cardinals, bishops, and prelates di mantelletta. It
dates from the latter half of the fourteenth century. FORM The mantelletta1 is a
sleeveless vestment reaching almost to the knees. It is open in front and fastened
at ...
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The Burlington Magazine
MANTELLETTA AND MANTELLONE.——The mantelletta is the garment worn
directly over the rochet by the cardinal or bishop in Paul Veronese's picture,
reproduced on page 279. It will be noticed that it just covers the rochet. The
mantellone ...
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The Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs
MANTELLETTA AND MANTELLOhi.—The mantelletta is the garment worn directl
over the rochet by the cardinal or bishop in PaulyVeronese's picture, reproduced
on page 279. It will be noticed that it just covers the rochet. The mantellone is ...
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Explanation of the ceremonies of the Holy week in the ...
This may be considered their dress of state , when not engaged in sacred
functions : but when in full jurisdiction , that is, in the churches of their titles , or
during the vacancy of the holy See, the mantelletta is always laid aside.
Cardinals ...
John England (bp. of Charleston.), 1833
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54 Years That Changed the Catholic Church: 1958-2012
... with the right to use the miter, and sometimes also comes with the right to use
the miter, and usually to wear the mantelletta over the rochet, instead of the
usually to wear the mantelletta over the rochet, instead of the usual plain surplice.
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The American Ecclesiastical Review;: A Monthly Publication ...
... mantelletta of bishops and monsignori at funerals is black. . . . Father J.
McNicholas, O.P. (afterward Archbishop of Cincinnati), writing from Rome,
suggests that every seminary should have a publication, through which the
seminarians can ...
Herman Joseph Heuser, 1967
There is a noteworthy exception to this rule in the case of the Spanish Bishops,
whose practice Moroni describes, as follows : " I vescovi di Spagna usano la
mantelletta in un alia mozetta, la quale mantelletta ha di particolare, che da un
lato vi ...
Ecclesiological Society, 1900
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The Papacy: Gaius-Proxies
prefect of the papal household), the wearing of a purple mantelletta (a small three
-quarter length coat without sleeves) even during pontifical funerals, precedence
over patriarchs and bishops while attached to the pope's person, seating to the ...
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... mais toujours constitué d'une aube ("càmisgiu"), tenue à la taille par un cordon ("u curdone"), et d'un mantelet ("cappelletta" ou "mantelletta"). «Le Portail des Allaudiens, Nov 14»
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... beneath the rank of cardinal and to any secular prelate (including bishops) entitled to wear the prelate's dress, the rochet and mantelletta. «The Observer, May 11»
