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Soutane
Soutane Sou`tane", n. [F., fr. Sp. sotana, or It. sottana, LL.
subtana, fr. L. subtus below, beneath, fr. sub under.] (Eccl.
Costume)
A close garnment with straight sleeves, and skirts reaching
to the ankles, and buttoned in front from top to bottom;
especially, the black garment of this shape worn by the
clergy in France and Italy as their daily dress; a cassock.
Meaning of Soutane from wikipedia
- The c****ock, also
called soutane, is a
Christian clerical coat used by the
clergy and male
religious of the
Oriental Orthodox Churches,
Eastern Orthodox...
- profess." (Const. 577) The
traditional Jesuit-style c****ock,
called a "
soutane" is
similar to a robe
which is
wrapped around the body and was tied with...
-
dominant religion also
began to wear the
clerical collar rather than the
soutane or c****ock. In the
Reformed tradition,
which stresses preaching as a central...
- the mozzetta,
appearing on the
balcony of St Peter's in a
white papal soutane,
surmounted by the pellegrina. He
donned the
broad scarlet papal stole...
- l'évolution sociale,
scientifique et littéraire,
November 1891 Un
coeur sous une
soutane (1870) –
prose published in Littérature, June 1924
Reliquaire – Poésies...
- nose.
Blazers were also part of the
youngster attire and were made of
soutane,
resembling the
adult costume. Boys wore shoulder-length hair.
Before costumes...
-
Spanish state in 1881.
Satan is
dressed in
clerical clothing that may be a
soutane, and
wears a goat-like
beard and horns. He
preaches from an
earth mound...
-
churches in the state. It
forced the
priests to
marry and give up
their soutanes.
Greene called it the "fiercest ****cution of
religion anywhere since...
- zimarra. It
cited ecclesiologists as
defining the
zimarra as a kind of
soutane (c****ock), from
which it was
distinguished by
having a
small cape and short...
- German).
Retrieved 8
March 2015. "The
return of the tonsure,
wimple and
soutane".
Catholic Herald. 23
November 2007.
Retrieved 2 July 2009. "Leading Catholics...
