Wearing or dressed in a chasuble; clothed with a chasuble as ceremonial vestment.
From 'chasuble' plus the adjective suffix '-ed,' following English patterns where past participles and '-ed' endings indicate a state or condition (like 'robed' or 'cloaked').
Medieval religious art is obsessed with depicting chasubled priests in vivid detail—the rich colors and elaborate embroidery of chasubles actually told stories through embroidery, making them medieval multimedia presentations that preached to illiterate congregations through fabric.
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