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 1  2,1| ornamented clothes, preferably white ones. When Christians were
 2  2,4|     coverings; the first is of white linen, the second or outer
 3  3,2|   color for such occasions was white, in token that church service
 4  3,2|   sheepskin, afterwards out of white woolen stuff; but now it
 5  9,1|       puts on light-colored or white vestments, to express the
 6  9,1|         the investing him with white garments, anointing with
 7  9,1|      priest invests him with a white garment, calling it, “the
 8  9,1|  indicating the meaning of the white garment: “Grant unto me
 9  9,1|        did not lay aside their white garments for seven days,
10  9,3|    upon a table covered with a white linen cloth, are placed:
11  9,3|        substances, incense and white sulfur), and sprinkles the
12  9,3|       of the Altar: First in a white cover, which is tied to
13 10,2|      The latter either are all white, when they are called a