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interula

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Searchable Lemmata: interula (L), interulum (L).
Alternate Forms: interulae.

    Definitions and Defining Citations:

1a(n.) Garment; undergarment worn by both men and women; tunic or chemise; sometimes described as sleeveless.(ante 1000 - circa 1550)
1. colobium oððe interulum syric.Pannucia nuncupata quod sit diversis pannis obsita. Colobium dictum quia longum est et sine manicis, antiqui enim magis hoc utebantur. Levitonarium est colobium lineum sine manicis, quale Aegyptii monachi utuntur (Isid. Etym. 19,22,24]. [DOE ÆGl (090000 (315.3))]
2. Lotum induitur mundis uestimentis, id est interula, cuculla, caligis, calceis, cuiuscumque sit ordinis; <nisi> si uero sacerdos fuerit, circumdatur ei stola super cucullam, si ita ratio dictauerit geðwegen byþ gescrydd mid clænum reafum þæt ys mid hemeþe & culan hosum sceon swa hwylcere swa he si endebyrdnysse <buton> gif he soþlice sacerd byþ si ymbutonseald him stole ofer þa culan gif swa gescead wissaþ. [DOE RegCGl (Kornexl) (050000 (66.1582)) 970/1050]
3. adductus est miser mutus ... et oculos et manus erigens in celum et ad capsam in qua est interula, i. camisia beatissime Virginis Other. (With reference to the Blessed Virgin Mary) [DMLBS J. SAL. (Ep. (325)) circa 1178]
4. a serke, camisia, interula, camisiola diminutivum Gloss. [DMLBS CathA (camisia, interula) circa 1483]
5. quatuor ricas vocatas kairchers ... duas riculas vocatas neckerchers et unam inturalam vocatam a smocke ... felonice ceperunt Accounts. [DMLBS Pat (830 m. 9) 1550]
c.f.: chemise, smock, colobium, sark, rocket 1
L.
Sex: Male, Female    Ceremonial: No
Body Parts: N/A.
2(n.) Garment; lining of a garment (referring to an ecclesiastical garment).(circa 1422)
1. emit insuper pannos olosericos falconibus aureis intextos pro septem capis inde fiendis. sed ... ejus successor cum aurifrigiis et interulis eas ad perfectum plenarie consummavit Historic. [DMLBS Croyl. (Cont. B 515b) circa 1149/1470]
L.
Sex: N/A    Use: Ecclesiastical    Status: n/a    Rank: n/a    Ceremonial: No
Body Parts: N/A.

    Etymological Evidence:

Definite, Classical L.
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