Definition: Cyprians are a group of people who have lived in or near the city of Cyprian, which is now part of the town of Chelmsford, Essex, England. They are known for their traditional clothing and customs. The name "cyprians" comes from the Latin word "cypris", which means "fleece". These people have a unique way of dressing that includes wearing long robes made of wool or cotton and carrying a staff called the "chapel
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