Shown in this image are a variety of ecclesiastical costumes related to the Christian Church. They are, from left to right, top to bottom: chausable from the 10th century, chausable from 11th century, chausable from 14th century, chausable from 15th century, chausable from 1880s, chausable from 11th century, dalmatic from 15th century, tunic from 12th century, alb from 14th century, humeral veil (usage began in 11th century), two mitres from 11th century, mitre from 12th and 13th centuries, mitre from 14th century, mitre from 15th century, mitre from 13th century, mitre fastened on helmet from 13th and 14th centuries, mitre fastened on helmet from 15th century, shoes from 12th century, stockings from 12th century, stole from 12th century, stole from 14th century, maniple from 13th century, girdle from 15th century, pallium from 17th century, gloves from 12th and 13th centuries, gloves from 14th and 15th centuries, gloves from 16th century, two rings from 12th and 13th centuries, pectoral cross from 15th century, crozier from 10th century, three croziers from 11th century, crozier from 12th century, two croziers from 14th century, bishop in full pontificals. The illustration dates to 1882. .