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 1  3,2|  garments.~ ~The Sticharion or Tunic. — The universal garment
 2  3,2|       Chiton, otherwise called Tunic or Sticharion, a long garment
 3  3,2|  difference, that the deacon’s tunic has wide sleeves, while
 4  3,2|       sleeves of the chiton or tunic — and the Zone or belt,
 5  3,2|   Saccos. — Over the chiton or tunic the ancients used to wear
 6  3,2|         a garment like a short tunic with short sleeves, or half
 7  3,2|           To recapitulate: The tunic or sticharion is the garment
 8  3,2|       of the sub-deacon is the tunic with the orarion or stole,
 9  3,2|       person; deacons have the tunic, the stole and the maniples,
10  3,2|        maniples, priests — the tunic, the epitrachelion or double
11  3,2| vestments of a bishop are: The tunic, the epitrachelion, the
12  9,5|       he puts on a sticharion (tunic) and is given a candlestick
13 10,1|       a chiton, usually called tunic or cassock, as an emblem
14 10,1| poverty; in ancient times this tunic was made of horsehair; then