10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TUNICLE»
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tunicle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Vestments for All Seasons
TUNICLE The dalmatic and tunicle are counterparts of the celebrant's chasuble.
The bishop wore both under his chasuble; the deacon wore the dalmatic; and the
sub- deacon, acolytes, and other minor clerics wore a tunicle. The tunicle, if ...
Barbara Dee Baumgarten, 2002
2
The Complete Training Course for Altar Guilds
The dalmatic is usually more ornamental than its matching tunicle, worn by the
subdeacon. DALMATIC TUNICLE THE TUNICLE Exactly like the dalmatic, the
tunicle (from the Latin tunicula, the diminutive of the common Roman tunic )
matches ...
3
Façade as Spectacle: Ritual and Ideology at Wells Cathedral
Each wears cassock, amice, alb, and a long tunicle. He pointed out that the
tunicles are slit, i.e. open on each side, half-way to the waist. At the time Hope
was writing, tunicle and dalmatic were interchangeable terms. Strictly speaking,
the ...
Carolyn Marino Malone, 2004
4
A Priest's Handbook: The Ceremonies of the Church, Third Edition
Subdeacon A tunicle worn over alb and cincture. If the subdeacon is a cleric, a
stole may be worn under the tunicle according to order. Thurifer Cassock and
surplice; or amice, alb and cincture or cassock- and alb. Acolytes (Crucifer) The ...
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The tunicle is a liturgical vestment associated with Roman Catholicism and Anglicanism.
6
Church Vestments: Their Origin and Development
As long as these garments were both of the same length the tunicle was unseen:
to overcome this the dalmatic was shortened by from 8 to 10 inches in order to
display the bottom of the tunicle. This accounts for two rows of fringe appearing in
...
7
The New Altar Guild Book
This update of a classic work on altar guild ministry offers a lively blend of liturgical history, sacramental theology, and practical hints.
Barbara Gent, Betty Sturges, 2003
8
Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of ...
These arc the first containing Parts of the Eye; the next are the Palpebra, or Eye-
Jids ; which see under Talpebr*. The Fye hath fourTunicles ; of which one is
called Coiwnon, and the other Three Proper. The Common Tunicle is called
Adnata ...
9
A Systeme Of Anatomy, Treating Of the Body of Man, Beasts, ...
The Second rank of carnous cond Tunicle, are Circular, encompassing the lower
region of the middle zhclnmsiinc, is carnous, as Coat of the Intestines, and do
implant themselves into the Mesentery, to mad, offlw are subservient, as in the ...
10
The Anatomy of Humane Bodies Epitomized: Wherein All the ...
The Ivmi- The outmost Tunicle of the Eye is common, and cieioftbe is called-
Adnata. It springs from the Pericranium, Eye, «e and is spread over all the White
of the Eye above common. tj,e sderotica , reaching as far as the Irk. By this the
Eye is ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TUNICLE»
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tunicle is used in the context of the following news items.
Duane Mandible on Other Religions
He is no longer a priest forever in the order of Hezekiah, he may no longer wear the Stone of Hortense nor the tunicle of honor. His wife is banned from serving ... «Patheos, Aug 12»
Chris Bryant: All the pillars of our establishment are failing …
Dalmatic, tunicle, chasuble, alb, apparelled amice, humeral veil. And yet it's a world apart. As Nicholas was intoning the sacred words ("who in the same night ... «The Independent, Jun 12»
Here Be Dragons: Mt. Pilatus in Switzerland, Part 3
When the cooper got back to the city, he had the tale of his adventure embroidered on a silken tunicle, which remains today under glass at the Church of St. «Huffington Post, Jun 11»
