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1  2,4|  linen, the second or outer covering is of rich brocade. Upon
2  3,2| Omophórion, i.e., “shoulder covering.” Some bishops, especially
3  8,2|    the six-winged seraphim, covering their faces and crying aloud
4  9,3|   is called endyton, i.e., “covering,” “garment” — a Greek word);
5 10,1|  cowl (cucullus), with veil covering the head and shoulders and