On 25/03/2012 4:51 PM, Robin Netherton wrote:
Cloth headcoverings, some of which cover the ears or neck or both,
have been worn in many cultures and for many reasons, including
practical ones (cleanliness, weather protection) as well as modesty or
fashion. It seems pretty far-fetched to
This to any who are interested. I've noticed a significant lack of mention of
the 'coif', which is an integral part of the habit of the Benedictines nun's
attire, with the wimple and the one or two part veil. It was explained to me,
by the historian of an abbey, that their habit dates from
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