Vrbis & orbis
Subtitle: Sanctissimus D. N. Clemens Papa X. de consilio eminentissimorum cardinalium Sac. rituum congregationi praepsitorum ad preces sibi porrectas per excellentissimum D. ducem de estruê nomine serenissim[a]e Galliarum regin[a]e benign[a]e annuit, vt officium S. Petri Nolaci, fundatoris ordinis Beatae Mariae de Mercede, redemptionis capitvorum, quod hactens sub ritu semiduplici recitatum est, in posterum sub ritu duplici recitetur; ..
Contributors: Clement X, Pope, 1590-1676
Publisher: Apud Iosephum Pineda, & Ybarra, typographum
Published: 1673
Place of publication: Coactemalae [i.e. Guatemala]
Language: lat
Subjects: Liturgy; Catholic Church
Other titles: Vrbis et orbis.; Urbis & orbis.; Urbis et orbis.; Sanctissimus D. N. Clemens Papa X. de consilio eminentissimorum cardinalium Sac. rituum congregationi praepsitorum ad preces sibi porrectas per excellentissimum D. ducem de estruê nomine serenissim[a]e Galliarum regin[a]e benign[a]e annuit, ut officium S. Petri Nolaci, fundatoris ordinis Beatae Mariae de Mercede, redemptionis capitvorum, quod hactens sub situ semiduplici recitatum est, in posterum sub ritu duplici recitetur.; Sanctissimus D. N. Clemens Papa X. de consilio eminentissimorum cardinalium Sac. rituum congregationi praepsitorum ad preces sibi porrectas per excellentissimum D. ducem de estruê nomine serenissimae Galliarum reginae benignae annuit, ut officium S. Petri Nolaci, fundatoris ordinis Beatae Mariae de Mercede, redemptionis capitvorum, quod hactens sub situ semiduplici recitatum est, in posterum sub ritu duplici recitetur.
Notes: Title from caption and first part of text.

Imprint from bottom of broadsheet.

Dated following text: Romae ex typographiae Reu. Camarae Apostolicae. 1672.

Papal Bull, issued by Clement X, in Rome, July 23, 1572, changing the office for St. Peter Nolasco used by Mercedarians from semiduplex to duplex, at the request of the Queen of France.

Woodcut printer's ornaments above caption title; tail pieces.

John Carter Brown Library copy has sheet printed with a duplicate copy of broadsheet on verso; which was intended to have yielded two copies when sliced in half.

John Carter Brown Library copy acquired with the assistance of the Bromsen Fund.