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Primitive Liturgies, and to render these pure sources of Eucharistic
doctrine more acceptable to the many.
* The work will, we trust, meet with the extensive circulation
which it deserves as a most useful boon in these days of doubt, trial,
and perplexity to many. The introduction will be found very valu
able, as also the two appendices the one containing the formulae of
Institution, as they occur in every extant Liturgy, and the other, the
more interesting, the intercessions for the faithful departed which
occur in the whole body of Liturgies. There is also a very inter
esting frontispiece, with explanation, from one of the series of nine
plates in a beautiful MS. of the Greek Liturgies now in the Vatican.
It is a representation of the Great Entrance, which is the grandest
piece of ritual in the Eastern Church and mystically represents the
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Incarnation. The Union.
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Translations of the Primitive Liturgies. We congratulate Dr.
Neale on the completion of this part of his numerous labours, and
the Church also in having at hand so valuable a collection of ancient
devotions. The book will be useful as a contribution to ecclesiastical
history ; but we prefer to introduce it now for the piety which every
where breathes in its pages, and we recommend it as a closet com
panion to the clergy. The Introduction contains some important
historical matter." Clerical Journal.
Parts I., II., and III., price 2s. 6d. each; by Post 2s. 8d.
The Ancient Liturgies of the
GALLICAN CHUECH. Now first Collected, with an Intro
ductory Dissertation, Notes, and various Headings, together
with Parallel Passages from the Eoman, Ambrosian, and
Mozarabic Eites. By the late Eev. J. M. NEALE and Eev.
G. H. FOEBES.
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The Christian Nurse and her
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MISSION IN THE SICK EOOM. Translated from the
French of Father Gautrelet, by one of the Sisters of St. Mar
garet s, East Grinstead; and Edited by the late Eev. J. M.
NEALE.
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a few Lessons from the
Life of the late Warden, addressed to the Brethren and
Sisters of Sackville College, East Grinstead.