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I'm editing papers about liturgical dramas and I'm bothered by the
"cappa" the monks used to wear: it is commented thus in a footnote,
referring to Blandine-Dominique Berger
« La chape n'est pas un vêtement liturgique mais le manteau que mettaient
habituellement les clercs et les religieux pour sortir ou pour se protéger
du froid. La chape comportait un capuchon pour la tête. Elle était faite de
drap sans aucune ornementation ».
But I remember the feasts solemne majus were celebrated "cum cappa", as the
conception: is the Berger's definition ok ? Where could I find a more
accurate one ?
thank you!
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N'en sai plus dire
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Denis Hüe,
responsable du Master Lettres Langues Communication
Centre d'Etude des Textes Médiévaux, (CETM-CELAM)
Université de Haute Bretagne
http://www.uhb.fr/alc/medieval
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