Antiphonale cisterciense : in quo continentur omnia quae tantum decantari solent ad vigilias in monasterio Beatae Mariae de Trappa, Mellearii. 1845.

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Antiphonale cisterciense : in quo continentur omnia quae tantum decantari solent ad vigilias in monasterio Beatae Mariae de Trappa, Mellearii. 1845.

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Nocturnal Antiphonal for the Trappist monastery of Melleray, including the invitatorium and responsorium as well as the antiphons for first and second nocturns. The first part contains the Proprium de tempore for the first Sunday in Advent through the Sunday after Pentecost (p. 1-210) ; the Officium defunctorum (p. [211-228]) with the remaining pages blank (p. [229-238]). The second part, with separate pagination, contains the Proprium sanctorum from St. Andrew on 30 November through St. Cecilia on 22 November (p. 1-[216]) followed by the commons of the saints, separately paginated, as follows: Commune sanctorum (p. i-v) ; Commune unius martyris (p. vi-xii), Commune apostolorum et evangelorum, tempus paschae (p. xii-xiv); Commune unius martyris et plurimus martyris, tempus paschae (p. xiv-xvi); Commune pontifici et non pontifici, tempus paschae (p. xvi-xvii). Commune plurimorum martyrum (p. xviii-xxiv); Commune pontificium et non pontificium (p. xxv-xxvii); Commune virginum (p. xxvii-xxxii); Commune non virginum (p. xxxiii-xxxv). This is followed by an unpaginated section on prayers for the dedication of a church as follows: blank (p. [xxxvi]); Dedication ecclesiae (p. [xxxvii]-[lvii]); Privatis diebus intra octava dedicationis ecclesiae (p. [lvii]-[lix]), blank (p. [lx]-[lxxx]).

1 item (iv, 538 p.) : bound in leather ; 74 cm.

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Since the early nineteenth century Trappists has been the popular name for the main branch of the Cistercians of the Strict Observance who were centered at the Abbey of La Grande Trappe in France until the restoration of Citeaux as the motherhouse in 1892. The reform was originally introduced by Armand de Rance, godson of Richelieu, who was at an early age provided with a number of benefices, including that of commendatory abbot of La Trappe. In 1662 he resigned all his benefices except that of ...

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