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galerus

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Searchable Lemmata: galerus (L), galera (L), galerum (L).
Alternate Forms: galeras, garilum, galerum, gallera, galeris, galeros.

    Definitions and Defining Citations:

1a(n.) Headgear; head covering, hat.(ante 700 - ante 1500)
1. Inperatores Romani et reges quidam gentium aureas coronas utuntur. Persae tiaras gerunt; sed reges rectas, satrapae incurvas. Reperta autem tiara a Semiramide Assyriorum regina. Quod genus ornamenti exinde usque hodie gens ipsa retinet. Athenienses enim cic[l]adas aureas gerebant partim in vertice, nonnulli in fronte. Non enim eadem sunt insignia omnium regnorum. Gentilium vates infulas, apices, pillea sive galeria utebantur. [DOE ISID. Etym. (19,30,3)]
2. Galerus ł pilleus fellen hæt Gloss. [DOE AntGl 2 (Kindschi) (0497 (497))]
3. [Mercurius] galerum habere dicitur propter involutam verborum obscuritatem Other. [DMLBS ALB. LOND. (DG 9.4) circa 1200]
4. hic galerus, capel Gloss. [DMLBS Gl. AN Glasg. (f. 21ra) 1200/1299]
5. toga de panno nigro, una gallera, uno duplicio et omnibus vestibus laneis et lineis pro corpore meo paratis [DMLBS Cl (264 m. 9d.) 1457]
c.f.: cidaris
L.
Sex: Male, Female    Status: n/a    Rank: n/a    Ceremonial: No
Body Parts: Head.
1b(n.) Headgear; mitre.(ante 700 - ante 1100)
1. Pilleum est ex bysso rotundum quasi sphaera media, caput tegens sacerdotale et in occipitio vitta constrictum. Hoc Graeci et nostri tiaram vel galerum vocant. [DOE ISID. Etym. (19,21,3)]
2. prodit cepa caput variis munita galeris Philosophy. [DMLBS NECKAM (DS, VII, 197, p. 477) ante 1218]
L.
Sex: Male    Use: Ecclesiastical    Status: High    Rank: High    Ceremonial: No
Body Parts: Head.
1c(n.) Headgear; helmet.(circa 1150 - 1175)
1. hic galerus ... pro galea ... hoc galumma ... i. velamen capitis candidissimum Gloss. [DMLBS OSB. GLOUC. (Deriv. 260) circa 1150/1175]
L.
Sex: Male    Use: Military    Status: n/a    Rank: n/a    Ceremonial: No
Body Parts: Head.

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