98. USETZ (_Canons regular of_).—White buttoned tunic and surplice, extinguisher-shaped, like the ancient chasuble. 99. VALLE DE CHOUX (_Burgundy, between Dijon and Autun, Canons regular of_).—White, black scapular, girded with black girdle. 100. VALLE RONCEAUX (_Canons regular of_).—Black, with white scapular, very small, and resembling archiepiscopal pall. Black cappa added in service. 101. VALLE DI SCHOLARI (_Canons regular of_).—White woollen tunic and scapular; black cappa lined with lamb's wool, biretta. 102. VALLEY OF JEHOSHAPHAT (_Canons regular of_).—Full red cuculla and caputium. 103. VALLIS VIRIDIS (_near Brussels; Canons regular of_).—Black tunic and cassock, white rochet, black caputium. 104. VALLUMBROSANS.—Identical with the Sylvestrines, but grayish-black instead of blue. 105. VICTOR, ST, WITHOUT THE WALLS (_Canons regular of; Paris_).—White tunic and wide-sleeved surplice, almuce, biretta. 106. VINDESHEIM (_Canons regular of_).—White tunic and rochet, biretta, fur almuce added on shoulders in winter. 107. WILLIAM, ST (_Hermits of_).—Tunic, over which another sleeveless, girded. Scapular, feet entirely unprotected. At first white, but black after union with the Augustinians. _Nuns._ The dress of nuns, as a general rule, consists of a _vestis_ (gown or tunic), girt at the waist, and a scapular. To these various orders add _pallia_, _mantella_, etc., as will appear from the following list. As a general rule, a white _gremial_ or breast-cloth is fastened over the head and round the throat and breast; over this two loose _vela_ or cloths are placed on the head, the inner white, the outer black. The feet, even of 'discalced' nuns, are protected at least by wooden, bark, or leathern sandals; very rarely are the feet entirely unprotected. 1. ACEMETAE (_or Vigilants_).—Uncertain; according to some authorities, green vestis, signed with a red cross, above which a mantellum or cape. Black velum on head. 2. AGNES, ST (_Dordrecht_).—White vestis and scapular, black velum on head, ruff round neck. 3. AMBROSE, ST.—White, black velum on head. 4. ANGELICA, ST (_Milan_).—White vestis and scapular, cross on breast, ring on finger, with cross in place of a jewel. 5. ANTONIUS, ST (_Syria_).—No definite rule, any dress suitable to monastic life. 6. AUGUSTINE, ST (_Solitaries of_, 1256).—Black; Gregory IX gave licence to wear white, with black scapular and velum on head. 7. AUGUSTINE, ST (_ancient habit_).—Black tunic, white linen rochet, on head a cloth, ornamented with semée of red crosses, reaching down the back like a cloak or cope. 8. AUGUSTINE, ST (_discalced; Spain_).—Similar to the corresponding monks, but with the usual vela on the head.