- A
flabellum (plural
flabella), in
Christian liturgical use, is a fan made of metal, leather, silk,
parchment or feathers,
intended to keep away insects...
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gestatoria is an
elaborate variation on the
sedan chair. Two
large fans (
flabella) made of
white ostrich feathers—a
relic of the
ancient liturgical use of...
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attendants bearing flabella (fans made of
white ostrich feathers), and
sometimes a
large canopy,
carried by
eight attendants. The use of the
flabella was discontinued...
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Ophryotrocha flabella is a
species of
polychaete worm,
first found on deep sea
whale fall and wood fall
habitats in the north-east Pacific, off the southern...
- (palafrenieri) in red uniforms, was
accompanied by two
attendants bearing the
flabella,
large ceremonial fans made of
white ostrich-feathers. The
sedia gestatoria...
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Platycheirus flabella, the
smallspot sedgesitter, is a rare
species of fly in the
family Syrphidae.
Found from
mountainous regions of Alaska,
Yukon Territory...
- silver-inlaid-br****
technique had
reached Mosul.: 53 A pair of
engraved br****
flabella found in
Egypt and
possibly made in
Mosul are
dated by a
Syriac inscription...
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plicatile Lindl.
Synonyms Callista binnendykii (Rchb.f.) ****ze 1891
Callista flabella [Rchb.f]****ze 1891
Callista kunstleri (Hook.f.) ****ze 1891 Dendrobium...
- (portable throne), with
attendants fanning the
pontiff with ostrich-feathered
flabella to the
location of the coronation. Traditionally,
coronations took place...
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Basilica on the
sedia gestatoria under a
white canopy, with the
papal flabella (ceremonial fans) to
either side.
Instead of the
papal tiara, he wore a...
