Christian Worship: Its Origin And Evolution
Subtitle: A Study Of The Latin Liturgy Up To The Time Of Charlemagne
Publisher: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge
Published: 1919
Place of publication: London, England
Table of contents: title: TABLE OF CONTENTS.; title: PREFACE iii; title: CHAPTER I.; title: ECCLESIASTICAL AREAS.; title: 1 1. Jewish and Christian Communities 1; title: § 2. Local Churches — Episcopal Dioceses 11; title: i 3. Ecclesiastical Provinces 13; title: $ 4. Patriarchates — National Churches 28; title: CHAPTER IX; title: THS MASS IN THE EAST.; title: § 1. The Liturgy in Primitire Times 46; title: § 2. The Syrian Liturgy in the Fourth Century 55; title: § 3. The Oriental Liturgies 64; title: (1) Syria, p. 65; (2) Mesopotsmia and Persia, p. 69; (3) Casarea and Constantinople, p. 71 ; (4) Armenia, p. 73; title: § 4. The Alexandrine Liturgy 75; title: (1) The Buchologion of Sarapion, p. 75 ; (2) Later Liturgies, p. 79; title: § 5. Later Modifications 82; title: CHAPTER III.; title: THE TWO LITURGICAL USES OF THE LATIN WEST.; title: 1 1. The Boman and Oallioan Uses 86; title: § 2. Origin of the Gallican Use 90; title: § 3. Fusion of the Two Uses 86; title: CHAPTER IV.; title: LITURGICAL FORMULARIES AND BOOKS.; title: § 1. The Formi of Prayer 106; title: § 2. The Lections 112; title: § 3. The Chants 113; title: CHAPTER V.; title: ANCIENT BOOKS OF THE LATIN RITE.; title: § 1. Roman Books 120; title: (1) The Gregorian Sacramentary, p. 120; (2) The Gelaaian Sacramentary, p. 125; (3) The Missale Franconium, p. 184; (4) The Leonian Sacramentari, p. 135 ; (5) The Roll of Rarenna, p. 144; (6) The Ordium Romani, p. 146; title: § 2. Gallican Books 151; title: (7) The Missale Gothicum, p. 151 ; (8) The Missal Gatticanum Vetus, p. 152; (9) Masses published by Mono, p. 153; (10) The Lectionary of Luxeuil, p. 154; (11) The Letters of St. Germain of Paris, p. 155; (12) British and Irish Books, etc., p. 156; (13) The Bobbio Missal, p. 158; (14) Ambrosian Books, p. 160; title: CHAPTER VI.; title: THE ROMAN MASS 161; title: CHAPTER VII.; title: THE GALLICAN MASS 189; title: CHAPTER VIII.; title: THE CHRISTIAN FESTIVALS.; title: § 1. Usual Observance of the Week 228; title: § 2. The Ember Days 232; title: § 3. Holy Week 234; title: § 4. Movable Feasts 235; title: (1) The Computation of Easter, p. 236; (2) Eastertide, p. 239; (3) Lent, p. 241 ; (4) Holy Week, p. 247; title: § 5. The Immorablo Feasts 257; title: (1) Christmas and Epiphany, p. 257; (2) The Festivals after Christmas, p. 265b; (8) The Festivals of the Virgin and St. John Baptist, p. 269 ; (4) The Festival of the 1st of January, p. 273; (5) The Festival! of the Holy Cross, p. 274; (6) St Michael and the Maccabees, p. 276 ; (7) The Festivals of the Apostles, p. 277; (8) The Martyrs and other Local Festivals, p. 283; (9) Fasts, Octaves, and Litanies, p. 285; (10) Calendars and Martyrologies, p. 289; title: CHAPTER IX.; title: CEREMONIES OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION.; title: § 1. Baptism according to the Roman Usage 294; title: (1) Rites of the Catechnmenate, p. 295; (2) Preparation for Baptism, p. 298; (3) Blessing of the Holy Oils, p. 305; (4) Baptism, p. 308; (5) Confirmation, p. 314; (6) First Communion, p. 315; title: § 2. The Oallican Baptismal Rite 316; title: (1) The Catechnmenate, p. 317; (2) Preparation for Baptism, p. 319; (3) Baptism and Confirmation, p. 320; title: § 3. The Initiatory Rites in the Churches of the East 327; title: § 4. Comparison of Rites, and their Antiquity 331; title: § 5. The Reconciliation of Heretics 338; title: CHAPTER X.; title: ORDINATION.; title: § 1. The Ecclesiastical Hierarchy 342; title: § 2. Latin Ceremonies of Ordination 350; title: § 3. Ordinations at Rome 353; title: (1) The Minor Orders, p. 352 ; (2) Tho Ordinations at the Ember Seasons — that is, of Priests and Deacons, p. 353; (3) The Ordination of Bishops, p. 359; (4) Ordination of the Pope, p. 362; title: § 4. Ordinations according to the Gallioan Rite 363; title: § 5. Ordinations in the East 376; title: CHAPTER XI.; title: LITURGICAL VESTMENTS 379; title: (1) The Tuniele and the Planeta, p. 379 ; (2) The Dalmatic, p. 382 ; (3) The "Mappula" and the Sleeree, p. 383 ; (4) The Pallium, p. 884 ; (5) The Stole, p. 390 ; (6) Shoes and Headdress, p. 395; (7) The White Saddle-cloth of the Roman Clergy, p. 396; (8) The Crosier and Ring, p. 397; title: CHAPTER XII.; title: THE DEDICATION OF CHURCHES.; title: § 1. Building! ooneeerated to Christian Worship 399; title: § 2. Roman Dedication Rites 403; title: § 3. Gallioan Dedications 407; title: CHAPTER XIII.; title: THE CONSECRATION OF VIRGINS.; title: § 1. The Profession of Virgins 419; title: § 2. The Rites of the Velatio Virgium 424; title: (1) The Roman Use, p. 424; (2) The Gallioan Use, p. 425; title: CHAPTER XIV.; title: THE NUPTIAL BLESSING 428; title: CHAPTER XV.; title: THE RECONCILIATION OF PENITENTS 435; title: CHAPTER XVI.; title: THE DIVINE OFFICE 446; title: APPENDIX.; title: 1. The Roman Ordines from the Manuscript of St. Amend 455; title: 2. The Roman Ordo for the Throe Days before Easter 481; title: 3. The Dedication Ritual in the Saeramentory of Angouleme 485; title: 4. The Dedication Ritual according to the Use of the Bishop of Meta 487; title: 5. Order of the Offices at Jerusalem towards the End of the Fourth Century 490; title: 6. The "Apostolic Tradition" of Hippolytus 524; title: 7. The Exultet of Bari 537; title: Translator's Note. Early Greek form of the Ave Maria 540; title: English Translation of No. 5 (Pilgrimage of Etheria (Silria)) 541; title: Additional Notes 572; title: INDEX 577