Officia sanctorum in Breviario Romano ex mandato summorum Pontificum apponenda, tam de praecepto, quam ad libitum recitanda
Subtitle: Et alia quae in regnis Hispaniarum, & alijs locis recitari possunt iuxta Rubricas Breuiarij Romani, ex decretis Sac. Rit. Congreg. auctoritate superiorum nouis recognita
Contributors: Rosario y Tapía, Ildefonso; Valdes Meneses Vargas, Casimiro Rasguido
Publisher: Apud Iosephum de Contreras
Published: 1687
Place of publication: Limæ
Language: lat
Number of pages: 93
Notes: Signatures: A-Zp4s.

Title within decorative border.

Printed in columns.

Cf. Vargas Ugarte, R. Impresos peruanos, 811.

The John Carter Brown Library copy appears to be a variant of that described by Vargas Ugarte, who transcribed the title page of the exemplar he saw as: Officia sanctorum In Breviario Romano ex Mandato Summo- run [sic] Pontificum apponenda, tam de praecepto, quam ad libitum recitanda. Et alia quae in regnis Hispaniarum, et locis recitari possint juxta Rubricas Breuiarij Romani, ex decretis Sac. Rit. Congreg. auctoritate superiorum novissime recognita. Limae Apud Josephum de Contreras. Anno 1687.

John Carter Brown Library copy acquired with the assistance of the Saint Mariana de Jesús Paredes Fund.

Provenance of John Carter Brown Library copy: Yldefonzo Rosario y Tapia: inscription on the recto of the front flyleaf; Father Casimiro Rasguido Valdes Menesez Vargas: inscriptions on the recto and verso of the front flyleaf and the verso of the back flyleaf.

The John Carter Brown Library copy is bound in contemporary vellum together with sixteen other Divine offices, all with caption titles, some of which were printed in Lima, others of which could have been printed almost anywhere in the Hispanic world or Rome for that matter, not all of which are datable, and some of which were clearly lifted from larger works: (2) Officium quinque plagarum D. N. Jesu-Christi feria VI. post Cineres. Duplex majus. Ad vesperas (Lima, 1739?); (3) In festo S. Francisci Solani (Limæ : In Tipographia ad Divi Christophori Plateam, ad novos recitatus assignata., 175-?); (4) Officium S. Gabrieli Archangeli (pp. ccxxiii-ccxxx); (5) Festa Martii (pp. 7-10); (6) Officium de Lancea et Clavi, Domini Nostri Jesu-Christi. Duplex maius. Feria VI. post Dominicam, in albis (non impedita festo ix. Lect.) (S.l., 1778?); (7) Die xxiv Aprilis. In festo. Sancti Fidelis a Sigmaringa. Protomartyris Sac. Congregationis de Propaganda Fide (S.l., 1771?); (8) Festum Sanguinis Sacratissimi D.N. Jesu Christi. Duplex majus (Lima, 1731?); (9) Die XXX. Maii. In festo S. Ferdinandi Regis Hispaniae, confessoris. Duplex primae Classis cum Octava; (10) Dominica iii. Julii. Officium Sanctissimi Redemptoris. Duplex Secondae classis. Ad Vesperas antiphona (S.l., 1778?); (11) Die xx. Julii. Officium S. Hieronimi Aemiliani Congregationis Somaschae fundatoris. Duplex.

Bound with note continued: (12) Die xxi. Augusti. In festo S. Joannae Franciscae Fremiot de Chntal [sic], Ordinis Sanctimonialium Visitationis Sanctae Mariae fundatricis. Duplex (S.l., 1769?); (13) Die xxvii. Augusti. In festo S. Josephi Calasanctii a Matre Dei, confessoris, & fundatoris Ordinis Cleric. Reg. Paup. Matris Dei Scholarum Piarum. Duplex (S.l., 1769?); (14) Die xviij. Septembris. Officium Sancti Josephi a Cupertino confessoris, duplex (S.l., 1769?); (15) Die xxiii. Septembris. In festo B. Simonis de Roxas, sacerdotis professi Ordinis Calceatorum SS. Trinitatis, Redemptionis Captivorum. Fundatoris Congregationis Ave Maria. Duplex (S.l., 1766?); (16) Die xx. Octobris. Officium S. Joannis Cantii confessoris (S.l., 1770?); and (17) Die xxii. Octobris. In festo S. Salome viduae Omnia de Communi Sanctarum, nec virginum, nec martyrum, praeter ea, quae sequuntur. In utrique vesperis, & laudibus (S.l., 1762?). N.B. The year specific dates followed by question marks are the earliest possible years of publication. They correspond to the latest, more often than not, the only dates given within the texts. Be that as it may, it is known that all of the Offices in question were printed before 19 March 1782, when these pieces were bound together, according to the ms. note on the front flyleaf.