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Ecclesiastical Vestments: Their development and history

Chapter 37: APPENDIX III. A LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL AUTHORITIES REFERRED TO IN THE COMPILATION OF THIS WORK.
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The work traces the origins and gradual transformation of Christian liturgical clothing, linking many vestments to Roman civil costume and earlier priestly garments, and rejecting later symbolic explanations as later accretions. It surveys the early development and final forms of Western vestments, describes processional garments and decorative techniques, compares Eastern and reformed usages, and explains ritual deployment. Appendices supply information on religious and academic costumes, synonymous terms, and principal sources.

APPENDIX III.
A LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL AUTHORITIES REFERRED
TO IN THE COMPILATION OF THIS WORK.

⁂ As this list is intended as a guide to the student rather than as a criterion of the labour involved in writing this volume, it has been reduced by the omission of classical and other texts from which casual quotations have been made, and of many books which the author consulted without obtaining any information of value.

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Reference has also been made to the Church Times, the Builder, and the principal archaeological periodicals and publications of archaeological societies.