“Sir Thomas More, even when holding his high office of Lord Chancellor, used to apparel himself in a surplice and sing with the choir in Chelsea Church.”

“He connects the apparels on the wrists 'with a miraculous legend of St. Martin.”

“My guess is that the apparels on the amice and alb are a hangover from more ornate times.”

“The Department of Finance was essentially saying that textiles and apparels are sunset industries.”

“They see a plain country-fellow well and cleanly apparelled, either in a coat of homespun russet, or of frieze.”

“The two young taperers were wearing albs with apparelled amices, which impressed me, but the clergy were wearing cassock-albs, which did not.”

“He apparelled him after the Country manner, and gave him a Cryse of Hounour.”

“A bishop must be faultless, the husband of one wife, honestly appareled, harberous.”