Infula
Infula (otherwise called mitra, στέφανος, corona, κίδαρις, diadema, and τίαρα, tiara) is a cap worn, since the 16th century, by the bishops of the Roman Catholic and Greek churches, as one of the insignia of their episcopal office. SEE MITRE.
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