- (skiadion), a
plain silk
kabbadion tunic, and a plain,
smooth wooden staff (
dikanikion).
classical Latin Praetor became medieval Latin Pretor; Praetura, Pretura...
-
decorated with
stripes of gold braid, was also worn, and the
staff of
office (
dikanikion)
featured carved ****s, with the
first of
plain gold, the
second of gold...
- the
fabric himself "from
those that are in use". His
staff of
office (
dikanikion)
featured carved knots and ****s in gold,
bordered with
silver braid....
- and
himself invested him with the
signs of his
office – the
crosier (
dikanikion) and mantle. This
ceremonial investiture would be
repeated by all sultans...
- two colours,
decorated with
stripes of gold braid. A
staff of
office (
dikanikion) with
carved ****s, with the
first of
plain gold, the
second of gold bordered...
- genikou.
According to the same work, its
insignia were: a
wooden staff (
dikanikion) with gold and red-gold ****s, a
skiadion hat with
embroidery of the klapoton...
- gold-brocaded hat (skiadion), a
plain silk
kabbadion tunic and a
silver staff (
dikanikion) with a **** on top and
another in the middle. For
ceremonies and festivities...
- (
dikanikion),
which was of wood, with the
topmost **** gilded, the next one
covered in white-golden braid, the next
again gilded, etc. The
dikanikion of...
-
respectively depicted enthroned and on horseback. He bore no
staff of
office (
dikanikion).
Bartusis 1997, p. 382.
Guilland 1960, p. 87.
Verpeaux 1966, p. 182....
- a
plain silk
kabbadion tunic, but
without the
usual staff of
office (
dikanikion). For
ceremonies and festivities, he bore the
domed skaranikon hat, of...
