"Neosabellaria cementarium " is one of a number of fouling organisms that live as epibionts on the shells of scallops such as " Chlamys hastata " and " Chlamys rubida ".
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"Neosabellaria cementarium " is one of a number of fouling organisms that live as epibionts on the shells of scallops such as " Chlamys hastata " and " Chlamys rubida ".
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While the " loros " tended to represent the emperor in his religious role, the chlamys represented his secular functions as head of state, head of the administrative corps of the empire, and giver of justice.
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After the sovereign had recited the Nicene Creed as his profession of faith, and after an invocation of the Holy Ghost and a litany, the emperor assumed the purple chlamys, and the crown was then presented to him.
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The pink scallop can be distinguished from its close relative the spiny scallop ( " Chlamys hastata " ) by the valves being rather more rounded and by the lack of spines on the ribs which gives it a smooth texture.
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The historian Edward Gibbon, in passing through Pavia in May 1764, recorded details of the Regisole before its destruction : an equestrian statue of an emperor clad in chlamys and unarmed, leaning slightly forward and extending his arm in the attitude of an orator.
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Sea silk is a fine, rare, and valuable CE, " stated that the five hereditary satraps ( governors ) of Armenia who received their insignia from the Roman Emperor were given chlamys ( or cloaks ) made from " lana pinna ".
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The spiny scallop can be distinguished from its close relative the Pacific pink scallop ( " Chlamys rubida " ) by the valves being less rounded and by the small curved spines on the ribs which give it a rough texture whereas the Pacific pink feels smooth.
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On the other hand, the Lapiths fight nude or wearing a " chlamys ", several of them hold a sword or a spear which, as they were formerly metallic attachments, are now lost, while in some cases, the Lapiths use shields to protect themselves.
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A lekythos by the Reed Painter is one of only a few white-figure examples that depict a ephebe in training for the cavalry, as he wears the black cloak " ( chlamys ) " that was characteristic attire for the Athenian ephebe at certain processions and festivals.
