Monumenta Eucharistica Et Liturgica Vetustissima

This work is a collection of ancient liturgical texts and documents related to the celebration of the Eucharist in the Catholic Church. The texts date from the early Christian era to the Middle Ages and offer insights into the development of the Eucharistic liturgy and its theological significance over time. The book includes prayers, hymns, liturgical prescriptions, and commentaries on the Eucharistic liturgy by various Church Fathers and medieval theologians. The texts are presented in their original languages (Latin, Greek, and other ancient languages) and accompanied by translations, making this work an invaluable resource for scholars of liturgy, patristics, and medieval studies.
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