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Jackie #185035 05/28/09 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted By: Jackie
Holy moly! I did the Onelook search for cucu*--there are a LOT of words that start with those letters!! Here, Luke--take a look, since I don't know what I'd be looking for:
Onelook


yeahbut®, choosing "Common words only" lists only 20...

and why the surplice page in French? why not surplice?


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The French surplice page was my 'fault'. I was looking for images of that many-plated overgarment LJ was talking about. As only the images counted and this popped up through my Dutch Google search I did't care to change it. I can find no plated stuff.(was interested to see how it looked)

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Originally Posted By: Jackie
Holy moly! I did the Onelook search for cucu*--there are a LOT of words that start with those letters!! Here, Luke--take a look, since I don't know what I'd be looking for:
Onelook


I found the word: cuculla, probably plural form of cucullum because it was so ample.

second paragraph: http://www.osb.org/gen/habit.html

Now I just need to find a picture of it. There is a monk on You Tube wearing one, but don't know
how to get it to this thread, any more than I can put a picture here. (still working on Twosleepy's directions.)


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Jackie #185061 05/29/09 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted By: Jackie
Holy moly! I did the Onelook search for cucu*--there are a LOT of words that start with those letters!! Here, Luke--take a look, since I don't know what I'd be looking for:
Onelook


Well, with a little work, and not too computer savvy, I found a picture of lots of
It is in the Onelook list too.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kovelklein.JPG

It was worn over the regular tunic and scapular, note huge sleeves.

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LukeJavan8 #185068 05/30/09 02:17 AM
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Here he is, Luke (I finally figured out pictures myself, not too long ago); oh, and thanks for the word:

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Looks like what we used to call a choir robe. If I can make out the details through the black on black motif

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This what you meant? I kept confusing pleated with plated or scaled. Now, after searching 'pleated garment'/ images I know what pleat means.


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Originally Posted By: Jackie
Here he is, Luke (I finally figured out pictures myself, not too long ago); oh, and thanks for the word:


Sometime maybe you can help twosleepy help me figure them out. I think I need to do it on Firefox, as
that is what she uses.


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It's possible. I cannot find a good picture of the cucula,
but I talked to a monk and he said the picture we have here
is OK, but not adequate. The cuculla is far more ample and
filled with pleats around the shoulders and collar, which this
one is not (but then there are different "brands" of Benedictine
monks, e.g. American Cassinese, Swiss American, etc.) The pleats
have names for various saints and virtues, etc. At least
I got something into the thread (pun) on fiber.


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Originally Posted By: BranShea
This what you meant? I kept confusing pleated with plated or scaled. Now, after searching 'pleated garment'/ images I know what pleat means.



These essentially are surplices. Now worn by choir boys, altar servers, assistants to bishops, acolytes,etc.


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