Vestiarium Christianum
Subtitle: the origin and gradual development of the dress of the holy ministry in the church.
Publisher: Rivingtons
Published: 1868
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: List of Authors and Editions quoted or referred to; title: PART I.; title: Introduction i — lxxxiv; title: PART II.; title: Passages from Ancient Authors 1 — 174; title: I. The Sacerdotal Vestments of the Levitical Law, as enumerated in Holy Scripture 1; title: II. Josephus on the Levitical Vestments; title: III. Philo Judaeus. The White Vestments worn on the Day of Atonement 8; title: ST. JEROME.; title: IV. On the Levitical Vestments 10; title: V. On the Ephod worn by Samuel 28; title: VI. On Ezekiel, cap. xliv. The Levitical Vestments 29; title: VII. On the White Garments of Christian Ministry 34; title: VIII. Hegesippus. The Linen Vestments of St. James 36; title: IX. Polycrates of Ephesus. St. John and the Golden Plate of Priesthood 38; title: X. Epiphanius. Concerning St. James and the Golden Plate 40; title: XI. Theodoret. The Sacred Robe sent by Constantine to Bishop Macarius 42; title: XII. St. Auguftine on the Levitical Vestments 44; title: XIII. Pope Celestine on Episcopal Dress 45; title: XIV. Sirmondus (Jacobus) on the Origin of Ecclesiastical Vestments 47; title: XV. St. Isidore of Pelusium. Of the Linen Stole and the Woollen Omophorion 49; title: XVI. St. Chrysostom (so reputed) on the Levitical Vestments 51; title: ST. GREGORY THE GREAT.; title: XVII. On the Levitical Vestments and Inlignia 56; title: XVIII. Of the Breastplate or Rational 58; title: XIX. Of the Ephod or Superhumeral 59; title: XX. Of the Bells on the Tunic of the Ephod, and of Levidcal Vestments in general 61; title: XXI. The use of the Pallium a matter of Roman Privilege 63; title: XXII. The use of the Mappula of Papal Privilege only 65; title: XXIII. Use of the Mappula conceded, under restrictions, to the Church of Ravenna 66; title: XXIV. The use of the Dalmatic of Papal Privilege only 67; title: ST. ISIDORE OF SEVILLE.; title: XXV. On the Insignia of Christian Priesthood 68; title: XXVI. On the Vestments of Levidcal Priesthood 70; title: XXVII. Enumeration of the Levidcal Vestments. [His Notice of the Pallium, the Paenula, the Casula, and the Dalmatic] 72; title: XXVIII. Acts of the Fourth Council of Toledo 75; title: XXXIX. Venerable Bede on the Levidcal Vestments 78; title: XXX. Patriarch Germanus of Constantinople on Christian Vestments, Tonsure, and Monastic Dress 82; title: XXXI. Rabanus Maurus on Sacerdotal Vestments, Jewish and Christian 88; title: XXXII. Amalarius. The same subject 94; title: XXXIII. Walafrid Strabo. Of Holy Veflcls and Vestments. [Letter of St. Boniface to Cuthbert Archbishop of Canterbury. Note 209] 106; title: XXXIV. Alcuinus (the Pseudo-Alcuin). The Priestly Vestments of the Law and of the Gospel 110; title: XXXV. St. Ivo of Chartres. The same subject 119; title: XXXVI. Hugo de St Victor. Christian Vestments 131; title: XXXVII. Honorius of Autun. The same subject 134; title: XXXVIII. Pope Innocent III. Vestments of the Law and of the Gospel 143; title: XXXIX. Durandus of Mende. On Sacred Vestments 165; title: XL. Patriarch Symeon of Thessalonica. On Sacred Vestments 168; title: APPENDICES.; title: A. Associations of Colour in Primitive Times 175; title: B. Passages of Early Writers supposed to indicate a Levidcal Origin for Christian Vestments 186; title: C. Passages from Ancient Authors, illustrating the History of the Paenula, Cafula, and Planeta 192; title: D. Vestments worn in the Gallican Church 204; title: E. Passages from Early Writers, illustrating the History of the Orarium ("Stole") and the Papal Pallium 206; title: F. The Vestments of the Roman Church 212; title: G. The Vestments prescribed the First Prayer-Book of Edward VI., and in the later Books 223; title: DESCRIPTION OF PLATES AND WOODCUTS 234; title: INDEX 249