vestment

This clerical vestment, embroidered in about 1300 in England, is now in the Victoria and Albert Museum.

On the wall hung a piece of an ecclesiastical vestment, red and embroidered with gold.

They are but secular things after all; the things that are eternal reach deeper than creed or vestment.

Amphibalus, am-fib′a-lus, n. an ecclesiastical vestment like the chasuble.

This mode lasted some time; for in 1538, Barbara Mason bequeathed to a church a “vestment of green silk beaten with gold.”

Then just in front of them the priest in his white vestment, standing exposed, and just baldly beginning an address.