pallium 的定义
plural pal·li·a [pal-ee-uh], /ˈpæl i ə/, pal·li·ums.
- a large, rectangular mantle worn by men in ancient Greece and Rome.
- Ecclesiastical. a woolen vestment worn by the pope and conferred by him on archbishops, consisting, in its present form, of a narrow ringlike band that rests on the shoulders, with two dependent bands or lappets, one in front and one behind.an altar cloth; a pall.
- Anatomy. the entire cortex of the cerebrum.
- Zoology. a mantle, as of a mollusk or bird.
pallium 近义词
等同于 mantle
更多pallium例句
- Nor indeed does one much want Papist Bishops, wherever they get their pallium; of them as well keep to windward!
- The King now supposed that Anselm would receive the pallium at his royal hands, which the prelate warily refused to accept.
- This favor, being bought by potent arguments, was granted unwisely, and the pallium was sent to William with the greatest secrecy.
- When a male dons the pallium in worship, he becomes the representative of the trinity in the unity, the arba, or mystic four.
- Figure 170 is a copy of an ancient pallium, worn by papal ecclesiastics three or four centuries ago.