  The chirally symmetric Overlap quark propagator is explored in Coulomb gauge.
This gauge is well suited for studying the relation between confinement and
chiral symmetry breaking, since confinement can be attributed to the infrared
divergent Lorentz-vector dressing function. Using quenched gauge field
configurations on a $20^4$ lattice, the quark propagator dressing functions are
evaluated, the dynamical quark mass is extracted and the chiral limit of these
quantities is discussed. By removing the low-lying modes of the Dirac operator,
chiral symmetry is artificially restored. Its effect on the dressing functions
is discussed.
