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34 Cards in this Set
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tonsure
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priests were bald on top w/ hair on the side
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Religious Wear
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Cassock
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simple, long sleeve tunic; no color and 33 buttons
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Religious Wear
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Wimple
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veil
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Religious Wear (associated w/ veils)
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headrail
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bandana over head
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Religious Wear (associated w/ veils)
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Amice
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strip of linean placed around the shoulders and tied around like a collar worn during mass
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Dress of Catholic Priests
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alb
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long, white tunic w/ narrow sleeves w/ a slit for the head; tied w/ a belt (cinture)
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Dress of Catholic Priests
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Chasuble
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This round Roman cape was worn by clergy in a form w/ sides cut shorter to allow movement of the arm.
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Dress of Catholic Priests
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Orphrey
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A y-shaped band of embroidary extended from each shoulder to meet and form a vertical line in the back and front of the chasuble.
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Dress of Catholic Priests
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Stole
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long strip of material, which was worn over the shoulder during the mass
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Dress of Catholic Priests
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pallium
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narrow band of white wool worn by popes and archbishops
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Dress of Catholic Priests
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Cope
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voluminous cape that was worn by processions/ clerics.
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Dress of Catholic Priests
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Braies/ brech
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breeches
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Underwear and undertunics
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Chemise
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shirt
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Underwear and undertunics
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Cotte/Cote
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Coat/petticoat
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Underwear and undertunics
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coat/petticoat
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what women wore closest to skin; use to be an undergarment
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Underwear and undertunics
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Rogue/ roc
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frock
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Outer tunics
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Sorquenie/ sukkenie
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smock
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Outer tunics
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bliaud/bliaut
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blouse
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Outer tunics
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gonele/ goune/ gowne
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gown
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Outer tunics
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Mantle
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cloak or cape designating high rank; outer-wrap garment
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Outdoor Garment
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Chape/cope
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Wide cape w/ hood
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Outdoor Garment
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Chaperon
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hood, cut and sewn to a cape (modern word has nothing to do w/ it)
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Outdoor Garment
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herigaut or gardecorps
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coat w/ long, wide sleeves w/ a slit below the shoulder thru which the arm could be slipped, leaving the long full sleeve haging behind.
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Outdoor Garment
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robe
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a set of garments consistently generally of undertunic, outer tunics, and mantle, however, its also now used as a single garment.
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Outdoor Garment
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coul
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hood
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Head coverings
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Guimpe
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veil
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Head coverings
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Chapel
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circlet worn around the head
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Head coverings
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Coif
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small white cape tied under the chin
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Head coverings
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Cornette or liripipe
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long tube of fabric hanging down from the back of head
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Head coverings
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chausses/ hose
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garments that fit the foot and leg up to the knee or thigh
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Other terms
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pelicon
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fur trimmed garments
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Other terms
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Coudieres/ tippets
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narrow band of cloth attached to hood, headdress or sleeve
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Other terms
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chain mail/ ring mail
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1st form of armor made w/ interlocking metal rings
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Military Costume
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hauberk/ byrnie
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mail shirt worn to protect the neck and head.
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Military Costume
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