The garden of the soul, or A manual of spiritual exercises and instructions for Christians, who, living in the world, aspire to devotion.

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Breviarium Bisuntinum.

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Evangelisk-kristileg messu-saungs- og sálma bók, að konúnglegri tilhlutun samantekin til almennilegrar brúkunar í kirkjum og heima-húsum.

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Breviarium Nanceiense, olim Tullense.

Musical notation.

Breviarium Bellovacense.

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Breviarium Constantiense.

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Breviarium Lingonense.

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Vespéral noté, à l'usage de Paris.

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Akolouthia tou hagiou hieromartyros Serapheim arkhiepiskopou Phanariou kai Neochōriou, tou Thaumatourgou. Nyn to deuteron met' epimelous diorthōseōs typois ekdopheisa ...

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Proprium Sanctorum diœcesis Seccoviensis.

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Preces e liturgiis ecclesiæ catholicæ Romanæ desumptæ; cum earundem versione Anglica secundum liturgiam ecclesiæ Anglicanæ.

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Breviarium Sanctæ Capuanæ ecclesiæ.

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The order of divine service for public worship : the administration of the sacraments and other rites and ceremonies and a selection from the daily offices compiled from ancient and modern devotions ; together with an abridged and revised Psalter and canticles pointed for chanting.

Includes index.

Forma Germanico idiomate baptisandi infantes : secvndvm catholicae uerèq[ue] apostolicae ecclesiae ritum cum explicatione caeremoniarum, quae circa baptismum fiunt /

Includes Formvla excipiendi et in Templvm Sancti Petri Bvdissinae solemniter introducendi sacratiss: atq[ue] Inuictiss: Roma: Vnga: & Boemiae &c regem Maximilianvm &c / a Ioanne Leisentritio.

Rites of Durham, being a description or brief declaration of all the ancient monuments, rites, & customs belonging or being within the monastical church of Durham before the suppression.

"Works most frequently quoted in the following notes": p. [192]; "Books mentioned in the text of Rites": p. [304]