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O Dea Mitre

The O'Dea Mitre (ceremonial headdress or headgear worn by bishops or abbots) is on display in the Museum on behalf of the Roman Catholic diocese of Limerick. The mitre was made to the order of Bishop Conor O'Dea of Limerick in 1418 and still belongs to his successor. This mitre made by Thomas O'Carryd would have been used for the most solemn occasions. The mitre is made of thin silver gilt on a le…

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Δημιουργός

  • The Hunt Museum as part of the Art of Reading in the Middle Ages project.

Θέμα

  • Cultural Heritage & History
  • mitre
  • Limerick
  • Reading culture (lithurgical)
  • Reading culture (medieval)
  • Art of Reading in the Middle Ages
  • lithurgical dress
  • religious objects
  • τελετουργικό ένδυμα
  • Μίτρα
  • Ceremonial dress

Τύπος τεκμήριο

  • 3D