Pope

An Illustrated Dictionary of Words Used In Art and Archealogy. · 1883 · p. 28
The illustration represents the Pope of Rome in full pontificals, viz. the tiara, consisting of three crowns of gold decorated with precious stones and surmounted by a cro , and over a rochet (surplice) of silk a mantle of gold-work plentifully ornamented with pearls. The under vestment, which is long, is of hyacinth colour. The slippers are of velvet with a cro of gold, which all who wish to speak to the Pope reverently ki . Late med iæval artists attributed this costume to the First Person of the Trinity. It is given also to St. Clement, St. Cornel i us, St. Fabian, St. Gregory, St. Peter, and St. Sylvan us.
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