succinctorium

(ˌsʌksɪŋkˈtɔːrɪəm) or

succinctory

n, pl -riums, -ria (-rɪə) or -ries

a bandlike vestment suspended from the girdle, embroidered with an Agnus Dei, worn by the Pope on solemn occasions

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References in periodicals archive

Throw in the tunicle, dalmatic, cope, buskins, mitre, pallium, succinctorium, and fanon worn by various clerics from deacons to the pope, and you had quite a wardrobe of liturgical duds.

Why do priests wear vestments at Mass? (Glad you asked: Q&A on church teaching)

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