Textile Fabrics / A Descriptive Catalogue of the Collection of Church-vestments, Dresses, Silk Stuffs, Needlework and Tapestries, forming that Section of the Museum

by Daniel Rock

[118] Ellis’s Met. Rom. ii. 156.

[119] Wills and Inventories, p. 3.

[120] Oliver, p. 299.

[121] Ib. p. 315.

[122] The Vision, Passus Sextus, t. i. p. 117, ed. Wright.

[123] P. 317.

[124] P. 318.

Syndonus or Sindonis, as it would seem, was a bettermost sort of cendal. St. Paul’s had a chasuble as well as a cope of this fabric: “Casula de sindone purpurea, linita cendata viridi;[125] “capa de syndono Hispanico.” [126]

[125] P. 323.

[126] Transcriber’s note: Footnote, originally number 9 on page xli, not in original text.