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 1   1, 28  |    logical; as, for ~instance, a tunic and a garment; but not if
 2   1, 76  |      than that of one man with a tunic and another with a cloak;
 3   1, 75  |      than that of one man with a tunic and another with a cloak;
 4   2, 102 | vestments. First, he had a linen tunic. Secondly, he ~had a purple
 5   2, 102 |       Secondly, he ~had a purple tunic; round the bottom of which
 6   2, 102 |         had four, viz. the linen tunic and breeches, the belt and
 7   2, 102 |  surrounds the earth. The violet tunic denoted the air by its color: ~
 8   2, 102 |           signified by the linen tunic; the moderation ~of discretion,
 9   2, 102 |         signified by the violet ~tunic. Hence little golden bells
10   2, 102 |        the bottom of the violet ~tunic, which bells signified the
11 Suppl, 40|       deacon's vestment, and the tunic, which ~is the subdeacon'
12 Suppl, 40|      They also have the "narrow ~tunic," signifying the doctrine
13 Suppl, 40| stockings, sandals, succinctory, tunic, dalmatic, mitre, gloves, ~
14 Suppl, 40|       his love of probity; ~the "tunic," perseverance, for Joseph
15 Suppl, 40|          23) to have had a ~long tunic - "talaric," because it
16 Suppl, 40|        or talaric garment by the tunic, the ephod by the amice,