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Priestly texts that were
collections of
prayers were
sometimes called precationes. Two late
examples of the
precatio are the
Precatio Terrae Matris ("The...
- (Crucejus), is
published in Lyon.
Cardinal John
Fisher –
Psalmi seu
precationes (posthumous) in an
anonymous English translation by its sponsor, Catherine...
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Bibliorum concionatori in po****ribus
declamationibus utile (Cologne, 1568)
Precationes Christianae ex
sacris litteris et D.
Augustino singulario studio concinnatae...
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handwritten in the princess's hand on vellum. The
inscription reads "
Precationes ... ex piis
scriptoribus per nobiliss. et pientiss. D.
Catharinam Anglie...
- the
classical hymns for the
adoration of the
Sacrament [1]. E.g. his
Precationes ex
veteribus orthodoxis included Lauda Sion and
Pange lingua. He died...
- non Uti
Sanguine Christiano" "Quomodo
Usura Judæorum
Averti Possit" "De
Precatione Judaica Olenu" "Denunciatio
Christiana de
Blasphemiis Judæorum in Jesum...
- the
Human body in
Seven Books) 1544
Cardinal John
Fisher –
Psalmi seu
precationes (posthumous) in an
anonymous English translation by its sponsor, Queen...
- ‘Thesaurus
absconditus in Agro
Dominico inventus, in duas partes; 1°
Precationes, 2° Meditationes,’ Paris, 1641, 12mo. Gillow, Joseph,
Literary and Biographical...
- neutral. The
texts are
mostly taken from a
prayerbook by
Andreas Musculus,
Precationes ex
veteribus orthodoxis doctoribus,
first published in 1553 and often...
- 1513
Vesperale et Matutinale, hoc est cantica, hymni, et collectæ, sive
precationes ecclesiasticæ, quæ in
Primus et
Secundis Vesperis,
itemque Matutinis...
