Slide No.1 Paludamentum with tablion, tunic talaris, soft leather shoes, stripes lorum.

Slide No.2 Emperor Justinian and court. Left to center - paludamentum plus tablion over tunic talaris.Center to right priests - dalmatic pallium, note cross on scarf, crown on head - stemma,shoulder patch called segmentae.

Slide No.3 Empress Theodora and court. Paludamentum, maniakis - collar, lorum (women) tablion (men) stola/chemise (dress) stemma (crown).

Slide No. 4 (Detail) Maniakis and stemma note jewels, pearls.

Slide No.Slide No.5 (Detail) Paludamentum over a stola. Note: elaborate fabric patterns, silk fabric. Mosaics are from Ravenna, Italy.(Detail) Maniakis and stemma note jewels, pearls.

Slide No.6 The 3 Magi-Man in brais/bracchae, tunic, Phrygian hat

Slide No.7 Tunic talaris, dalmatic over it. Pallium (narrow toga) ruler is holding mappa and scepter signs of rank from Rome.

Slide No.8 Greek Orthodox - Ecclesiastical garb. Miter hat, loros, stole,granatza robe. Note: fabrics and cloaks of attendants.

Slide No.9 Dalmatic - heavily embroider ed.

Slide No.10 Damask patterned textile woven with gold and silver thread.

Slide No.11 Embroidery - note use of pearls.

Slide No.12 Cut stone jeweled necklace, earrings, and bracelet.

Slide No.13 - Cameo brooch.

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