Pulpit Missale Romanum - 1913

[MISSEL ROMAIN]. Missale Romanum az SS. Concilii Tridentini rendelete szerint helyreállított, S. Pii V Pontificis Maximi jussu kiadott, más pápák gondozásával felülvizsgált, Pii Papae X hatalma által reformált. Róma, Tournai, Société de Saint-Jean l’Évangéliste, Desclée et Cie, 1913. [A következő:] Missae Ecclesiae Bajocensi sajátja. Tournai, Desclée, 1915. 1 kötet in-folio, piros maroquin bőr, lapjait tripla arany keretek veszik körül, középpontban aranyozott nagy neogótikus virágos kereszt, hátsó gerinc bordázott és feliratozott, élek aranyozottak, könyvjelzők.\n\nMissel d’autel issued from Pie X liturgical reform (1835-1914). After the Divino afflatu constitution (1911) and the motu proprio Abhinc duos annos (23 October 1913), which grant precedence to Sunday and ease the sanctoral, this edition precedes the typicam edition promulgated in 1920 by Benedict XV (1854-1922). It rolls off the presses of the Société de Saint-Jean l’Évangéliste, founded at Tournai in 1872 by Henri (1830-1917) and Jules Desclée (1833-1911) to restore Christian art in the liturgical book. The house was a printer to the Holy See and to the Congregation of Rites.\n\nThe frontispiece title is chromolithographed and gilded. It depicts the Mass of Saint Gregory: the pope, kneeling at the altar between two deacons bearing torches, sees Christ appear showing his wounds within a mandorla. Angels bearing the instruments of the Passion surround him. The title is in Gothic in a cartouche, with the date 1913 at the bottom.\n\nThe text is in red and black in two columns, with red framing. The Bayeux Diocesan proper follows the rest. It appears under the episcopate of Mgr Thomas-Paul-Henri Lemonnier (1853-1927), bishop of Bayeux and Lisieux.\n\nÉtat : reliure frottée, rayures et épidermures aux plats, un nerf fendu et saillant, coins éminés, several feuilles insérées, des défauts mineurs.