- A
galero (plural: galeri; from Latin: galērum,
originally connoting a
helmet made of skins; cf. galea) is a broad-brimmed hat with t****elated
strings which...
- is the low crowned, wide
brimmed ecclesiastical hat,
commonly the
Roman galero. The
color and
ornamentation of this hat
indicate rank.
Cardinals are famous...
- heraldry, the
scarlet galero is
still displa**** on the cardinal's coat of arms.
Cardinals had the
right to
display the
galero in
their cathedral, and...
-
protonotary apostolic:
amaranth galero with 12
scarlet t****els
Generic coat of arms of an
honorary prelate:
amaranth galero with 12
violet t****els Generic...
-
Jeffrey Boborol Galero (born 15
November 1990) is a
Filipino professional boxer who
challenged for the WBC mini-flyweight
title in 2015.
Galero challenged...
-
romano serves no
ceremonial purpose,
being primarily a
practical item. (The
galero is a
ceremonial wide brim hat no
longer usually worn. However, on February...
-
Monte Galero is a
mountain in Liguria,
northern Italy, part of the Alps. It is
located in the
provinces of
Savona and Cuneo. It lies at an
altitude of...
-
entitled to a coat of arms use a
galero instead of a helmet,
which is
considered too
belligerent for men in holy orders.
Galero gules with
fifteen t****els per...
- In a
public consistory on 15 June, the pope gave him his cardinal's red
galero, ****igned him the
titular church of San
Bernardo alle Terme, and appointed...
- made of silk.
After the
Second Vatican Council the
ceremony of
giving the
galero to
cardinals was
replaced with
giving the biretta. The
biretta of a bishop...
