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“We must remember that the important elements of a rite are not the things that will first be noticed by a casual and ignorant onlooker—the number of candles, colour of the vestments and places where the bell is rung—but just those things he would not notice: the Canon, fraction and so on, the prayers said in a low voice and the characteristic but less obvious rites done by the celebrant at the altar.”
— Fr. Fortescue explaining that Anglicanism does not preserve Sarum

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1876 Hermesdorff Graduale (2nd version)
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      * *  1876 Hermesdorff Graduale (2nd version)

• Graduale ad normam cantis S. Gregorii, auf grund der forschungs-resultate und unter beihülfe der mitglieder des Vereins zur erforschung alter choral-handschriften • Hermesdorff, Mich. 1833-1885. (Michael) • xvi, 354 pages (copy is incomplete, since pretty much the last 45 pages were missing) • 1876 (WorldCat says 1876-1882) Trier, Commissions-Verlag der J.B. Grach’s buchhandlung • Father Hermesdorff died before he finished it •



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