W. Kemp / Cornel. Guillielm. Le Febvre. - De missen welken het geheel jaer door volgens het Roomsche misboek geleezen worden - 1733

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One Dutch-language liturgical book, De missen welken het geheel jaer door volgens het Roomsche misboek geleezen worden, by W. Kemp / Cornel. Guillielm. Le Febvre, dating to 1733, first edition, 882 pages, leather binding, 17 × 11 cm, in good condition.

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The Masses which are read throughout the whole year according to the Roman Missal on Sundays, feast days, and days of obligation: with the required sub-regulations.

Author: Cornelius Guilielmus Le Febvre (C. G. le Fevre).
Publication date: 1733.
Era: eighteenth century, first half.
Language: Early Modern Dutch.
Theme: Roman Catholic liturgy, Missal, liturgical calendar, and Eucharistic celebrations.

Liturgical book of the eighteenth century, published in 1733, whose title translates as "The Masses read throughout the year according to the Roman Missal, on Sundays, solemnities, and days of obligation, with the necessary instructions." The work is part of the Catholic publishing tradition of Dutch-speaking territories and is dedicated to the organization and explanation of Eucharistic celebrations according to the Roman rite.

Its content centers on the annual liturgical calendar, including the Masses for Sundays, solemnities, and obligatory religious days. The title also notes the presence of supplementary instructions aimed at guiding the reading and understanding of the celebrations. It is therefore a testament to the diffusion of Catholic liturgical texts in the vernacular language during the first half of the eighteenth century.

Dimensions: 17 x 11 cm
Number of pages: 882

The Masses which are read throughout the whole year according to the Roman Missal on Sundays, feast days, and days of obligation: with the required sub-regulations.

Author: Cornelius Guilielmus Le Febvre (C. G. le Fevre).
Publication date: 1733.
Era: eighteenth century, first half.
Language: Early Modern Dutch.
Theme: Roman Catholic liturgy, Missal, liturgical calendar, and Eucharistic celebrations.

Liturgical book of the eighteenth century, published in 1733, whose title translates as "The Masses read throughout the year according to the Roman Missal, on Sundays, solemnities, and days of obligation, with the necessary instructions." The work is part of the Catholic publishing tradition of Dutch-speaking territories and is dedicated to the organization and explanation of Eucharistic celebrations according to the Roman rite.

Its content centers on the annual liturgical calendar, including the Masses for Sundays, solemnities, and obligatory religious days. The title also notes the presence of supplementary instructions aimed at guiding the reading and understanding of the celebrations. It is therefore a testament to the diffusion of Catholic liturgical texts in the vernacular language during the first half of the eighteenth century.

Dimensions: 17 x 11 cm
Number of pages: 882

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Religion
Book title
De missen welken het geheel jaer door volgens het Roomsche misboek geleezen worden
Author/ Illustrator
W. Kemp / Cornel. Guillielm. Le Febvre.
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1733
Height
17 cm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
11 cm
Language
Dutch
Original language
Yes
Binding/ Material
Leather
Number of pages
882
SpainVerified
Private

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