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SOUTANE , the See also:French See also:term adopted into See also:English for a See also:cassock especially used for the See also:general daily See also:dress worn by the See also:secular See also:Roman See also:clergy in See also:France, See also:Italy, See also:Spain and See also:Portugal. The Med. See also:Lat. subtaneus, adapted in O. Fr. as sotane, in Span. and Ital. as sotana, and See also:Port. as sotaina, meant an under-skirt, and is formed from subtus, beneath, sub, under. End of Article: SOUTANEAdditional information and CommentsThere are no comments yet for this article.
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