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- Sub-cinctorium abstract "The subcinctorium is an ornamental vestment reserved for the pope, which is worn at a solemn pontifical Mass, it is very similar to, but somewhat broader than, the maniple in form and nature. The vestment is approximately 55 centimeters (22 inches) in length and is attached on the cincture, on the right side. It was originally made of red or white fabric, but later came to follow the standard liturgical colours. It is decorated with gold embroidery on one end with a small Agnus Dei and on the other with a cross. The subcinctorium is mentioned under the name of balteus as early as the end of the tenth century in a "Sacramentarium" of this date preserved in the Bibliothèque Nationale at Paris (f. lat. 12052). It is mentioned under the name proecinctorium about 1030 in what is known as the "Missa Illyrica". Later it was generally called subcinctorium.The original object of the subcinctorium was, as Thomas Aquinas explicitly says, to secure the stole to the cincture. But as early as about the close of the thirteenth century, it was merely an ornamental vestment. According to the inventories, even in the eleventh century much thought was given to its ornamentation. Most probably the subcinctorium was first used in France, whence the custom may possibly have spread to Italy about the close of the first millennium.In the Middle Ages, it was worn not only by the pope but also by bishops, and even in a few places by priests. However, it gradually ceased to be a customary vestment of bishops and priests, and in the sixteenth century only the popes and the bishops of the ecclesiastical province of Milan wore it.Numerous symbolic meanings have been attached to the vestment over the centuries. One tradition says it is a remnant of the almspurse the popes would customarily wear on their belts to give to the poor and needy. It was also said to be a sign of humility, reminiscent of the towel worn by Jesus Christ at the washing of feet on Holy Thursday. Augustine of Hippo claims it is a remnant of the apparel of the Jewish High Priest. The subcinctorium is related to the epigonation worn to this day by Eastern Orthodox bishops.".
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- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Agnus_Dei.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Alms.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Augustine_of_Hippo.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Bibliothèque_Nationale.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Bibliothèque_nationale_de_France.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Category:Papal_vestments.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Christian_cross.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Cincture.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Eastern_Orthodox.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Eastern_Orthodox_Church.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Embroidery.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Epigonation.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Foot_washing.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink High_Priest_of_Israel.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Holy_Thursday.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Jesus.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Jesus_Christ.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Kohen_Gadol.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Lamb_of_God.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Liturgical_colours.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Maniple_(vestment).
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Maundy_Thursday.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Middle_Ages.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Pontifical_High_Mass.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Pontifical_Mass.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Pope.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Sacramentary.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Stole_(vestment).
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Thomas_Aquinas.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Vestment.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLink Washing_of_feet.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLinkText "Sub-cinctorium".
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageWikiLinkText "sub-cinctorium".
- Sub-cinctorium hasPhotoCollection Sub-cinctorium.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Catholic.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Citation.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Papal_symbols_and_ceremonial.
- Sub-cinctorium wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Sub-cinctorium subject Category:Papal_vestments.
- Sub-cinctorium hypernym Vestment.
- Sub-cinctorium type Vestment.
- Sub-cinctorium comment "The subcinctorium is an ornamental vestment reserved for the pope, which is worn at a solemn pontifical Mass, it is very similar to, but somewhat broader than, the maniple in form and nature. The vestment is approximately 55 centimeters (22 inches) in length and is attached on the cincture, on the right side. It was originally made of red or white fabric, but later came to follow the standard liturgical colours.".
- Sub-cinctorium label "Sub-cinctorium".
- Sub-cinctorium sameAs Subcinctorium.
- Sub-cinctorium sameAs Succintorio.
- Sub-cinctorium sameAs Subcinctorium.
- Sub-cinctorium sameAs m.0cnj_g.
- Sub-cinctorium sameAs Субцинкторий.
- Sub-cinctorium sameAs Субчінкторіум.
- Sub-cinctorium sameAs Q1627668.
- Sub-cinctorium sameAs Q1627668.
- Sub-cinctorium wasDerivedFrom Sub-cinctorium?oldid=548403953.
- Sub-cinctorium isPrimaryTopicOf Sub-cinctorium.