- The
kabbadion (Gr****: καββάδιον) was a caftan-like
garment of
oriental origin which became a
standard part of
court costume in the last
centuries of the...
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Alexios is
depicted in the garb of his office,
wearing a
richly decorated kabbadion and the skaranikon, a
ceremonial headdress depicting the
reigning emperor...
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court uniform consisted of a gold-brocaded hat (skiadion), a
plain silk
kabbadion tunic, and a plain,
smooth wooden staff (dikanikion).
classical Latin...
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skaranikon itself was also
bordered with pearls. A rich silk tunic, the
kabbadion, of two colours,
decorated with
stripes of gold braid, was also worn,...
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enthroned in the rear. The
megas doux also wore a rich silk tunic, the
kabbadion, and
could choose the
fabric himself "from
those that are in use". His...
- (tamparion) with
broad stripes. For
festive occasions, the long kaftan-like
kabbadion was worn, of red or
purple colour and
decorated with pearls. A pair of...
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military function.
Ashgate Pub. Dawson,
Timothy (1998). "Kremasmata,
Kabbadion, Klibanion: Some
aspects of
middle Byzantine military equipment reconsidered"...
- a
brimmed hat
called skiadion of
white silk, a silk long kaftan-like
kabbadion, and for
ceremonies and festivities, a
domed skaranikon hat of
white and...
- myrtaïtes. His
court dress was a
white skiadion hat with embroideries, a long
kabbadion of "commonly used silk", and a
skaranikon hat
covered in red
velvet and...
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images of the
emperor in the
front and back, and a silk robe of
office or
kabbadion. The
papiai were in
charge of an
extensive staff detailed to the cleaning...
