The mass and vestments of the Catholic church, liturgical, doctrinal, historical and archaeological . use by womenexcept when on a journey. It is not till 438, thatwe find the paenula installed in the place of theolder toga as the distinctive garment of peacefuldignity, to be worn by senators to the exclusionof the warlike chlamys. A peculiar type ofpaenula called by Wilpert, baroque (1905) isseen in the frescoes of the catacombs. It is verylong and full behind, but the front part is reducedto a small triangle which barely covers the same form seems to have been in use, at leastocca
The mass and vestments of the Catholic church, liturgical, doctrinal, historical and archaeological . use by womenexcept when on a journey. It is not till 438, thatwe find the paenula installed in the place of theolder toga as the distinctive garment of peacefuldignity, to be worn by senators to the exclusionof the warlike chlamys. A peculiar type ofpaenula called by Wilpert, baroque (1905) isseen in the frescoes of the catacombs. It is verylong and full behind, but the front part is reducedto a small triangle which barely covers the same form seems to have been in use, at leastoccasionally, in the eleventh century as demon-strated by a picture of this date in the lowerchurch of St. Clement, Rome. The Romanmonuments lead us to suppose it was providedwith a hood (cucullus) except for those worn inrainless Egypt. Even after the garment becamea liturgical vestment, a vestige of the hood waspreserved in the adornment, just as it is on thecope. It was always dark in color, usually a chestnutbrown, and in Egypt, brown or purple, solidthroughout, without ornament, though the nar-.
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