Almice

/ˈælmɪs/ noun

A vestment or liturgical garment; a variant spelling of 'amice,' a white linen cloth worn around the shoulders under other vestments by clergy.

From Old French and Medieval Latin 'amictus,' meaning 'dressed' or 'clothed.' The word comes from Latin 'amicire' (to wrap around). Medieval scribal variations created multiple spellings including 'almice.'

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