- The
biretta (Latin: biretum, birretum) is a
square cap with
three or four
peaks or horns,
sometimes surmounted by a tuft.
Traditionally the three-peaked...
- "Constructed to fold flat when not in use ..." The
Canterbury cap is the
medieval biretta,
descended from the
ancient pileus headcovering. It is
sometimes called...
-
scarlet garments include the c****ock, mozzetta, and
biretta (over the
usual scarlet zucchetto). The
biretta of a
cardinal is
distinctive not
merely for its...
- heritage,
follow Spanish academic attire such as the
academic biretta and mozetta. The
biretta and
mozetta are worn by
those from the
Graduate School and...
-
Court and
State Tribunal have to wear a
biretta (pol. biret) (judges of
Supreme Administrative Court wear the
biretta only when
entering and
leaving the courtroom...
- are
usually worn
during the
winter in
place of the zucchetto. Like the
biretta worn by
lower clergy and the
mortarboard worn by academics, the camauro...
- be red or purple). An
approximate equivalent in the
Latin Church is the
biretta (Latin: biretum/birretum). In the
Byzantine Empire the term kamelaukion...
-
mortarboard may have
developed from the
biretta, a similar-looking hat worn by
Roman Catholic clergy. The
biretta itself may have been a
development of...
- 374. Bibcode:1991Natur.354..374D. doi:10.1038/354374a0. S2CID 4271003.
Biretta, John A.; Junor, William; Livio,
Mario (1999). "Formation of the radio...
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hierarchs is a skull-cap.
Other forms of
apostolic headgear include the mitre,
biretta, t****elled cardinal's hat, and the
papal tiara.
Orthodox Christian clergy...
