64. MARY THE VIRGIN, ST (_Canonesses regular of_).—Black tunic, over which a long black cappa is girded in choir; usual gremial cloth and vela. 65. MARY THE VIRGIN, ST, DAUGHTERS OF (_Cremona_).—Black. Resembling the habit of the priests of the Society of Jesus, but with black velum in place of biretta. An extra black velum and an extra black mantle is added out of doors. 66. MARIA, STA (_de Mercede Redemptionis Captivorum_).—White vestis and scapular; usual vela on head. In centre of breast a shield bearing _party per fess in chief gules a cross pattée argent, in base three pallets_. 67. MARY THE VIRGIN, ST, SERVANTS OF.—Same as corresponding monks, with velum instead of caputium. In Germany certain of this order wear a white velum with a blue star on the forehead. 68. MARY THE VIRGIN, ST, SEVEN SORROWS OF.—Black woollen vestis and girdle, head and breast with white linen covering, long black head-covering put on out of doors. 69. MARY THE VIRGIN, ST, PURIFICATION OF.—Simple black vestis, white collar and cuffs, black velum on head—much like ordinary mourning dress. 70. MARY THE VIRGIN, ST, VISITATION OF.—Black vestis, pectoral cross of silver with figure and monogram of Christ. Usual vela on head. 71. MARY OF THE ROSARY, ST.—Black; image of the Conception, surrounded by a rosary embellished with figures of the instruments of the Passion, on breast; white gremial cloth and white velum on head. 72. OLIVETANS.—White cuculla and tunic; usual vela on head. 73. PACHOMIUS, ST.—Black tunic and gray hood; a row of small white Greek crosses along every edge. 74. PHILIPPINES OF ROME.—Black woollen tunic, white sleeveless surplice with black cross in centre. Usual vela on head. 75. PREMONSTRATENSIANS.—White vestis and pallium, white scapular girded. On the forehead a cross signed on the white velum. 76. PETER OF ALCANTARIA, ST (_Solitaries of_).—Rough vestis girded with a rope; scapular, mantle, and velum. No covering on head. 77. SACRAMENT, ADORATION OF THE MOST HOLY.—Black vestis, black velamen over head and shoulders, golden figure of the Host on breast. 78. MARY THE VIRGIN, ST, PRESENTATION OF.—Black, white scapular, usual vela on head signed with cross in the centre of the forehead. 79. SEPULCHRE, CANONESSES OF THE HOLY.—Black tunic, over which a white sleeveless surplice reaching to knees. Usual vela on head. Mantellum, on the left shoulder of which is a double transomed cross in red. To the left side are two ropes sewn, knotted together by five knots to typify the Five Wounds. 80. STEPHEN, ST.—White woollen vestis and scapular with red cross fourchée on breast. Usual vela on head. In choir a white cuculla is added with full sleeves of red silk. 81. SYLVESTER, ST.—Similar to monks, but with usual vela on head. 82. TRINITATIS, SS (_Redemptionis Captivorum_).—White vestis and scapular, black pallium. On pallium and scapular a red and blue Greek cross fourchée. Usual vela.