Diurnale Parisiense In Christo Patris D.d. C.g.g. De Vintimille ...

This is a historical liturgical text, "Diurnale Parisiense In Christo Patris D.d. C.g.g. De Vintimille... Pars Hyemalis Et Aestiva", intended for use within the Catholic Church. As a 'Diurnale, ' it comprises the daytime hours of the Divine Office, a collection of psalms, hymns, prayers, and readings prescribed for various times of the day. This specific edition, likely tailored for the Parisian diocese, represents a valuable resource for understanding the religious practices and liturgical traditions of the period. The text offers insight into the daily spiritual exercises and devotional life of clergy and devout individuals within the Catholic community.

This volume combines the Winter (Hyemalis) and Summer (Aestiva) portions, making it a comprehensive guide for much of the liturgical year. The Diurnale is a significant artifact for those studying the history of Christian worship, Catholic traditions, and the evolution of liturgical texts.

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