- The
biretta (Latin: biretum, birretum) is a
square cap with
three or four
peaks or horns,
sometimes surmounted by a tuft.
Traditionally the three-peaked...
- "Constructed to fold flat when not in use ..." The
Canterbury cap is the
medieval biretta,
descended from the
ancient pileus headcovering. It is
sometimes called...
-
scarlet garments include the c****ock, mozzetta, and
biretta, over the
usual scarlet zucchetto. The
biretta of a
cardinal is
distinctive not
merely for its...
- rings,
zucchetto (small skullcaps), and
biretta (four-cornered silk hats) by the pope. The
zucchetto and the
biretta are scarlet, the
distinctive color of...
- be red or purple). An
approximate equivalent in the
Latin Church is the
biretta (Latin: biretum/birretum). In the
Byzantine Empire the term kamelaukion...
- the
ancient privilege possessed by
French monarchs and
bestowed the red
biretta on
Roncalli at a
ceremony in the Élysée Palace. It was
around this time...
- the four
Eastern Catholic cardinals:
Cardinal Alencherry wore a
Nasrani biretta without a zucchetto;
Cardinals al-Rahi and
Cleemis wore
different headgear;...
-
surplice (or
rochet if the
wearer is a bishop, cardinal, or canon), and the
biretta (optional for
secular priests unless their bishop requires its use, in...
- 200. An ice-filled
valley indenting the east side of Pain Mesa
between Biretta Peak and
Diversion Hills.
Mapped by USGS from
surveys and
United States...
- the use of the galero.
Since that time, only the
scarlet zucchetto and
biretta are
placed over the
heads of
cardinals during the
papal consistory. Some...
