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 | | In the Eastern churches the only vestment that has any true analogy with the dalmatic or liturgical upper tunic is the sakkos, the tunic worn by deacons and subdeacons over their everyday clothes being the equivalent of the Western aib (q.v.). | | | According to the actual use of the Roman Catholic Church dalmatic and tunicle are worn by deacon and subdeacon when assisting at High Mass, and at solemn processions and benedictions. | | | They are, however, traditionally vestments sym-, bolical of joy (the bishop in placing the, dalmatic on. |
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http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/D/DA/DALMATIC.htm
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| Â | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Dalmatic |
| | As the dalmatic is the distinguishing outer vestment of the deacon, he is clothed with it at his ordination by the bishop, who at the same time says: "May the Lord clothe thee with the garment of salvation and with the vesture of praise, and may he cover thee with the dalmatic of righteousness forever". | | | About the ninth century the dalmatic was adopted almost universally for bishops and deacons in Western Europe, even including Spain and Gaul, where instead of a dalmatic deacons had worn a tunic called an alb. | | | What in later times was said of the symbolism of the dalmatic is hardly more than a repetition of the words of Rabanus and Amalarius. |
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http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/04608a.htm
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| Â | Catholic Encyclopedia: Deacons |
| | On the other hand it is practically certain that dalmatics were worn in Rome both by the pope and by his deacons in the latter half of the fourth century. | | | constituit ut diaconi dalmaticis in ecclesia uterentur (ordained that deacons should use dalmatics in church), but this statement is quite unreliable. | | | It is noteworthy that in the "Decretum pro Armenis" of Pope Eugene IV the delivery of the Gospels is spoken of as the "matter" of the diaconate, Diaconatus vero per libri evangeliorum dationem (traditur). |
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http://www.catholicforum.com/saints/define18.htm
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| Â | The Coronation Robes of the Sovereign |
| | The Romans wore them, and it was later adopted as a liturgical vestment by the Church, but replaced subsequently by the dalmatic. | | | It is only in the twelfth century that a surviving order mentions the coronation vestments. | | | It is thought to be derived from the robes of the Church rather than from those of the emperors, although they also wore the colobium sindonis. |
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http://www.geocities.com/noelcox/Sovereigns_Coronation_Robes.htm
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| | More solemn occasions would include bishops' Masses, feasts and solemnities and sung Masses. | | | Elliot, in his book Ceremonies of the Modern Roman Rite, comments that "Although it is optional, the amice has a certain hygienic and practical value, especially when priests share the same albs. | | | Is the deacon required, like the priest, to wear an amice under the alb? |
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http://www.catholicliturgy.com/index.cfm/FuseAction/LawText/Index/6/SubIndex/97/LawIndex/27
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| | The dalmatic is the major liturgical vestment of a deacon, taking the place of a priest's chasuble. | | | Bishops wear it under the chasuble at feasts of major solemnity. | | | Each cardinal wears the damask mitre, required for members of the Sacred College in presence of the Pope. |
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http://www.ozemail.com.au/~acolyte/Roman%20Catholic%20Vestments/dalmatic.html
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| | It is worn about the neck by the priest and bishop and across the shoulder by the deacon. | | | White - for seasons and feasts of joy and celebration. | | | The vestments use by the priest are: stole, alb and chasuble. |
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http://www.stthomasirondequoit.com/FAQ/id578.htm
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| Â | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Tunic |
| | Not until the twelfth century did it become general for the bishop to wear both vestments at the same time, that is, the tunic as well as the dalmatic. | | | The bishop himself puts the tunic on the newly-ordained subdeacon with the words: "May the Lord clothe thee with the tunic of joy and the garment of rejoicing. | | | The ceremony in which the bishop, after the ordination places the tunic upon the newly-ordained subdeacon had its origin in the twelfth century, but even in the thirteenth century it was only customary in isolated cases. |
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http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/15087a.htm
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| Â | St.Matthew and St.John the Evangalist Parish |
| | The Ordination service was held on December 8, 2000, the Feast of the Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary. | | | Saint Sylvester (AD 330) decreed that the deacons of the Roman Catholic Church should assume the dalmatic instead of the shorter tunic, the collobion, which they had formerly worn. | | | The dalmatic used in this liturgy was borrowed from the Parish of St. Michael and All Angels, St. John's. |
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http://www.baccalieu.com/smsj/deacon.htm
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| Â | Vesting Prayers - 1970 Missal |
| | As he puts on the dalmatic he may say the following prayer taken from the vesting prayers of a bishop. | | | Lord, restore the stole of immortality, which I lost through the collusion of our first parents, and, unworthy as I am to approach Thy sacred mysteries, may I yet gain eternal joy. | | | A deacon may also use these prayers when he vests. |
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http://www.carr.lib.md.us/~meripper/deacon/vesting.htm
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| Â | Saints of December 26 |
| | How many countless thousands of holy men and women were to follow the first martyr St. Stephen, who persevered in death, proclaiming that the faith that they had professed in life and thus entering with him into their eternal reward (Attwater, Benedictines, Bentley, Coleridge, Delaney, Encyclopedia, Murray, White). | | | In art he is shown vested as a deacon, holding a book or a palm; or carrying stones; or with stones resting on his book of the Gospels; or with stones gathered in the folds of his dalmatic. | | | In several unusual pieces, he is shown (1) in a coffin with Abibas, Gamaliel, and Nicodemus around him; (2) his body guarded by animals; (3) preaching to the Jews |
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http://users.erols.com/saintpat/ss/1226.htm
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| Â | Dalmatic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Roman Catholic church) is the outermost vestment worn by a deacon at Mass. | | | Current use and history of the Dalmatic in the Roman Catholic church ( http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/04608a.htm) | | | This page was last modified 18:00, 1 Mar 2004. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalmatic
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| | tablion over tunic talaris.Center to right priests - dalmatic pallium, note |
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http://www2.oneonta.edu/~angellkg/byzantin.html
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| Â | Dalmatic - Bulletin Insert from Modern Liturgy 9/98 |
| | During the ordination ceremony, the deacon formally receives his dalmatic, and it is placed on him by an assisting deacon or priest. | | | By the 11th century, the church designated the dalmatic as a vestment proper to them. | | | Although the dalmatic is generally identified with deacons, it remains a vestment which may be worn by bishops as well. |
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http://www.rpinet.com/ml/2507bi1.html
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| | 148 From the eleventh pagus: full-sized tunics 9 near full-sized tunics 3 full-sized Dalmatics 12 Page 10. | | | (VACAT) 276 From the fourteenth pagus: full-sized tunics 4 near full-sized tunics 3 full-sized Dalmatics 7 near full-sized Dalmatics 2 280 cloaks 9 total items: 25 of which: Page 18. |
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http://www.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/inside/projects/apis/columbia/input/translations/apisp340.txt
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| | Historically, it was worn over an alb by both bishops and deacons by the fourth century, but it did not become a vestment until around the ninth century. | | | The dalmatic was accepted as the vestment worn by the deacon at the eucharist by the ninth century. | | | Over the centuries the dalmatic, like other vestments, lost its full shape. |
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http://www.dfms.org/19625_14152_ENG_Print.html
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| Â | Vestments of the Deacon |
| | Seven newly ordained deacons, vested in dalmatics, with their bishop | | | The characteristic vestment of the deacon in the Western Church is the dalmatic, a tunic of the pattern worn as everyday dress in Dalmatia (modern Croatia) in the early centuries of the Christian era. | | | In art, deacons may be recognized by their dalmatics, and ministering angels are often also so vested. |
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http://pages.prodigy.net/dmahoney/deaconv.htm
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| | Dalmatics of the 14th and 15th centuries took on the appearance of Turkish caftans. | | | Later dalmatics (10th -13th cent.) are the most recognizable Byzantine garment. | | | Dalmatic: The dalmatic was the over robe worn by the upper classes and on special occasions, by the common people. |
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http://members.tripod.com/~BlackTauna/byzantineclothinginfo.html
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| Â | Some Clothing of the Middle Ages -- Tunics -- Dalmatic |
| | A tunica, or dalmatic, from Byzantine Egypt, (4th) 5th-6th Century. | | | A tunica, or dalmatic, from Byzantine Egypt, 5th-6th Century. | | | Some Clothing of the Middle Ages -- Tunics -- Dalmatic |
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http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/~marc-carlson/cloth/dalmatic.html
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| Â | sewgeeky.com: feelin' festal |
| | This one is another foray into the exciting world of liturgical vestments. | | | However, I do have the pattern for the dalmatic body worked out now, and isn't that what's really important? | | | That means it's for the really big celebrations, such as Easter, when white vestments are worn for the eucharist. |
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http://www.sewgeeky.com/journal/dalmatic.php
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| | "DALMATIC" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: Dalavich, dalmatica, delematic, diomatic, Dolmatov, domatic. | | | English words defined with "DALMATIC" : Dalmatica ♦ Tunicle. | | | A vestment with wide sleeves, and with two stripes, worn at Mass by deacons, and by bishops at pontifical Mass; -- imitated from a dress originally worn in Dalmatia. |
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http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definition/Da/Dalmatic.html
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| Â | Plain Green Dalmatic |
| | This Dalmatic is pictured in green polyester gabardine and has the same full cut as the Westminster dalmatic. |
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http://www.hlstudio.com/Liturgical/Dalmatics/PlainGreenDalmatic.html
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| Â | LACMA Permanent Collection: Costume & Textiles |
| | Its preservation and that of its companion pieces—today in the Metropolitan Museum of Art—are of special interest because the robes share a linked symbolism and can be dated to 1570 from an inscription on one of the Metropolitan garments. | | | This dalmatic is part of a rare complete set of ecclesiastical vestments surviving the troubled period of the Protestant Reformation in sixteenth-century Holland. | | | This message of salvation has been interpreted with technical virtuosity. |
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http://www.lacma.org/art/perm_col/costumes/costume2.htm
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| Â | When to wear Dalmatic |
| | Is the Dalmatic to be worn only during Mass or on ceremonial occassions, as some coments have stated or can it be worn when baptising, marrying or witnessing a wedding? |
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http://www.forum.deacons.net/_discussions/000000c1.htm
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| | Because Latin and Italian works were translated into Slavonic language in Dalmatia and so other Slavonic literatures had possibility to make them known better, to come into the interliterary community based on linguistically-emotional participation of a person who communicates in an act of interpretation and communication. | | | The subject of the article is a coherence of Slovak literature, factors of development in Dalmatic, Southern-Western and Mediterranean interliterary community and at least some of the aspects of interliterary communities. | | | Those literary facts join in the article parallel phenomena in Dalmatic literature, in Glagolitic, in international Dalmatic troubadours, in Croatian – Dalmatic adoration of Virgin Mary. |
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http://www.elis.sk/Sll/sl2003_3.htm
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| Â | The History and Use of Vestments in the Catholic Church. |
| | Gradually it was made shorter, and about the seventeenth century the custom began of ornamenting it with lace. | | | These are numerous, and each has its own interesting history and its own symbolic meaning. | | | They are usually exactly alike, although, strictly speaking, the tunic should be of smaller size than the dalmatic. |
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http://landru.i-link-2.net/shnyves/vestments.htm
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| Â | Exsultet Dalmatic |
| | Exsultet Dalmatic: This was designed for the deacon to use when singing the Exsultet at the Easter Vigil; tussah silk with dupioni silk accents. |
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http://www.fabricart.net/ac/exsultetdalmatic.htm
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| Â | Vestments for your Clergy this section is Dalmatics |
| | Vestments for your Clergy this section is Dalmatics | | | Vestments/Liturgical Garments for your clergy, you are currently viewing: Dalmatics | | | Dalmatic with beautiful purple fabric and gold bands |
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http://www.aheavenlystitch.com/vestments/dalmatics
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| Â | Palm and Staff Dalmatic |
| | Dalmatic comes with a lined and interlined crossover style understole. | | | Return To First Communion Dresses, Christening Gowns, Veils, Clergy Apparel, Albs, Stoles, Baptism Gowns, Pastor Robes | | | Available in all liturgical colors (choose from drop down box otherwise item will be shipped as displayed). |
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http://www.specialoccasionapparel.com/browseproducts/Palm-and-Staff-Dalmatic.HTML
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| Â | Spain, 16th century / Sleeve from Dalmatic with Apparel / 1500s |
| | Spain, 16th century / Sleeve from Dalmatic with Apparel / 1500s | | | This image is one of over 118,000 from The Art Museum Image Consortium Library (The AMICO Library™), a growing online collection of high-quality, digital art images from 39 museums around the world. |
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http://www.davidrumsey.com/amico/amico12101587-38685.html
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| Â | dalmatic -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | Dalmatic, gold embroidery and cording on cut velvet, Spanish, 16th century; in the collection of … | | | For homework, research, and the joy of learning. | | | The dalmatic was a long, full, closed, white gown with an opening for passage of the head… |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=29067
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| | Dalmatics can be made to match any chasuble. | | | Our Dalmatics are made of the same materials as our chasubles. | | | The stole can be worn either under or on the outside of the dalmatics. |
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http://www.bluecloud.org/dp.html
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| Â | Dalmatic Chasuble with Maniple Damask Silk 18th C |
| | All items are described as there are and are sold with a 15 days full refund GUARANTEE. | | | Dalmatic Chasuble with Maniple Damask Silk 18th C | | | Dalmatic chasuble whit maniple in black damask silk ornate with silvered thread braid. |
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http://www.french-treasures.net/Vestment_27/DalmaticChasublewithManipleDamaskSilkthC_374.html
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| Â | Dalmatic of The Göss Vestments - Historical Needlework Resources |
| | The dalmatic makes up part of the Göss Vestments. | | | The designs on the dalmatic includes the Annunciation in a circle at the neck is cut in half and the silk lost. | | | The background is patterned with squares containing various quadrapeds, birds and mythical beasts, all within borders of angular ornament. |
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http://medieval.webcon.net.au/extant_goss_vestments_dalmatic.html
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| Â | CHRISTMAS CRIB, CROWN AND STAR |
| | Each dalmatic comes with a top quality self-lined and interlined understole. | | | Dalmatics also feature a cuffed sleeve, and can be ordered to exactly match chasubles or with a double orphrey going down both front and back. | | | Garments are dry clean only unless otherwise specified. |
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http://www.gordonfabrics.com/TTWEB/threads/sx091012.htm
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| | Dalmatics can have a rolled collar made of solid or Guatemalan cloth |
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http://www.bluecloud.org/vestment%20order%20form.html
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| | Dalmatic (Pelican in its Piety, Apostles, Jérôme, John the Evangelist, Paul of Tarse) | | | Chasuble (Mary and Joseph, Annunciation, Marriage of Mary and Joseph, Death of Marry) | | | Book Binding (Elizabeth I) Book Binding (Tent Stitch) |
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http://medieval.webcon.net.au/period_16th_c.html
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| | Dalmatic controlcard V.1 with Pic microprocessor and following functions: | | | Dalmatic door operator, type KVRF5M-30, 0.5 kW, 3x230 V/400 V, 30 rpm, 1" hollow shaft, manual declutching. | | | Dalmatic door operator, type KVRF5M-30, 0.5 kW, 3x230 V/400 V, 30 rpm, 1" hollow shaft, with manual chainmechanism. |
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http://www.dalmatic.com/products.html
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| Â | DALMATIC WITH BRAIDING (from Chagall) |
| | Please indicate your braiding color preference when ordering. | | | These dalmatics are made of lightweight tropical polyester fabric with imported braiding available in Green, Purple, Red and White. |
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http://www.deaconsil.com/catalog/product2828.html
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| Â | Blue Tunicella or Dalmatic |
| | The body of the dalmatic is made from a deep purple silk. | | | The apparels (cuff and lower border) were made from what appears to be red silk twill - similar to the materials used in the construction of the Coronation Mantle of Roger II of Sicily. |
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http://medieval.webcon.net.au/extant_holy_roman_tunicella.html
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| Â | F.A. Dumont Church Supplies Dalmatics |
| | Swiss Schiffli embroidery highlights our range of finely tailored dalmatics,; made from 100% Fortrel Polyester with a linen-look weave for easy care and durability. Each design is available in all liturgical colours, and plain matching stoles are available on request at extra cost. |
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http://www.fadumont.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Dalmatics_43.html
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| Â | Church Supply Warehouse - Product Catalog |
| | The Bethlehem Collection of vestments by arte/grossé features chasubles and dalmatics. | | | Chasuble and Overlay stole by arte/grossé are pure silk! | | | Dalmatic, Available in White, Red, Green & Purple. |
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http://www.churchsupplywarehouse.com/SearchResult.aspx?CategoryID=17
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| Â | CM ALMY Dalmatic Sizes |
| | Dalmatics are tailored with closed sleeves and open sides. |
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http://www.almy.com/DalmaticSizes.html
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| Â | The Whitworth Art Gallery: Collections |
| | Silver brocatelle dalmatic, with crimson satin applied work and couched metal thread apparels |
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http://emu.man.ac.uk/wagcustom/Display.php?irn=37001&QueryPage=/wagcustom/DtlQuery.php
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| Â | Delfino Chasuble or Dalmatic |
| | Monastic Chasubles & Matching Dalmatics (prices vary) - | | | Monastic chasuble manufactured in Italian wool, interwoven with gold thread: available in Lenten purple (not shown)inside stole included. | | | Monastic Chasubles & Matching Accessories (prices vary) - |
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http://www.christianexpressionsuperstore.com/browseproducts/Delfino-Chasuble-or-Dalmatic.HTML
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| Â | MSN Encarta - Dictionary - dalmatic |
| | Click here to search all of MSN Encarta | | | Search for " dalmatic " in all of MSN Encarta |
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http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_1861602476/dalmatic.html
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