Glossary
Dalmatica
Dalmatica refers to a wide-sleeved, tunic-like vestment, open at the sides which is worn by deacons and bishops. Dalmatica was originally worn by Roman noblemen from the 2nd century o n and made of white Dalmatian wool.
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