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Christ before King Herod; sometimes a gorgeous robe is brought (Luke 23:8-11),
Christ's robe ~ relics of Christ,
Creusa is consumed by flames when putting on the poisoned robe (or crown),
David cuts off a piece of Saul's robe,
Deianira sends Hercules a robe smeared with Nessus' blood,
Esther puts on her royal robes (Esther 5:1, 15:1-2),
Haman's discomfiture: Ahasuerus orders the royal robes and his horse to be bestowed on Mordecai,
Heraclius' entry into Jerusalem: as asked by an angel, the emperor, stripped of his royal robes, carries the True Cross into the city,
Jonathan gives his robe and garments to David to confirm their friendship,
Medea, through her children, sends Creusa wedding-gifts (a crown and a long robe),
Melchizedek (not in biblical context); possible attributes: priestly garments, crown or mitre,
Moses removes Aaron's priestly robes and puts them on Eleazar,
Saul taking hold of Samuel's garment; the garment tears as a sign of Saul's losing the kingship over Israel,
about four hundred prophets are called in: they all predict victory to King Jehosaphat and King Ahab, who are seated on their thrones in their royal robes outside the gate of Samaria; the prophet Zedekiah exhibits some iron horns,
adoration of the Lamb (by a multitude in white robes),
bath-robe, dressing-gown,
hand on breast (or stomach), slipped into opening of vestment,
healing of a woman with an issue of blood: she kneels before Christ after having touched his robe (Matthew 9:20-22; Mark 5:25-34; Luke 8:43-48),
liturgical vestments, canonicals,
long robe, 'colobium' ~ particularities of crucifixion scenes,
murder of Agamemnon by Clytaemnestra (and/or Aegisthus): he is killed after bathing, when he struggles with a robe without openings,
opening of the fifth seal: white robes are given to (the souls of) the martyrs under the altar,
the Ancient of days, in white robes, on a fiery throne ~ Daniel's visions,
the courage and piety of C. Fabius Dorsuo (Dorso): dressed in sacerdotal robes he leaves the Capitol, which was then besieged by the Gauls, to go and offer a sacrifice on the Quirinal,
triumph of Joseph: dressed in a royal attire he rides in one of Pharaoh's chariots, preceded by a herald,
vestments of high priest ~ Jewish religion
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