Note 292 — Chapter III · THE HAÏK.
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The pallium and the toga were two distinct dresses, but worn together, as the haik and the sulam, by the Moors, the one is put on for the other, or the one with the other. The paludamentum was a small haïk, worn over the armour and fastened on either shoulder with a brooch, like the Scotch plaid: it was not so long as the plaid, and hung down.