| The chimere is a dress of black satin, with white lawn sleeves. |
| An Anglican Bishop with a crosier, wearing a rochet under a red chimere and cuffs, a black tippet, and a pectoral cross. |
| By a late abuse the sleeves of the rochet were, from motives of convenience, sometimes attached to the chimere. |
| If you can't find your rochet from your chimere, a tunicle from a maniple, or just love a good linguistic ramble, this is the place for you. |
| Over a chimere of figured crimson velvet he wore a fine linen rochet. |
