- A
camauro (from the
Latin camelau**** and from the Gr**** kamelauchion,
meaning "camel-skin hat") is a cap
traditionally worn by the pope, the head of the...
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ceremonial headdress of
bishops Zucchetto, a
small skullcap worn by
clerics Camauro, made from red wool or
velvet with
white ermine trim,
usually worn during...
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shown the
pontiff wearing the
camauro, a red
velvet cap
which covers the ears, and is
trimmed with ermine. The
camauro fell out of
fashion with the death...
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Portrait of Pope Paul III with
Camauro (or Portrait of Pope Paul III with Cap) is an oil on
canvas painting by Titian, from c. 1545-1546. It is held in...
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tongues of fire rest upon
their heads. The
papal shoes,
along with the
camauro,
papal mozzetta, and
cloak (tabarro), are the only
remnants of the former...
- bonnet,
which was made of
gemmed brocade or cloth-of-gold and worn over the
camauro. This was a fine
linen cap with a
structured peak
reminiscent of the Phrygian...
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identity of the
manufacturer of the
camauro worn by
Benedict in 2005. On 21
December 2005, the Pope wore the red
camauro, a
traditional red
papal hat worn...
- bonnet,
which was made of
gemmed brocade or cloth-of-gold and worn over a
camauro. The
ducal horn was a fine
linen cap with a
structured peak at the back...
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speak ever more
explicitly of the Pope as
wearing a red mantle, mozzetta,
camauro and shoes, and a
white c****ock and stockings. Pius V
canonized one saint...
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books of
ceremonies describe the pope as
wearing a red mantle, mozzetta,
camauro and shoes, and a
white c****ock and stockings. Many
contemporary portraits...
