Breviarium Romanum
Latin
1888
970 pages
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No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
The Breviarium Romanum (Roman Breviary) of 1568, promulgated by Pope Pius V following the Council of Trent, is a foundational liturgical text. While various modern English translations of the Roman Breviary exist (such as the post-Vatican II Liturgy of the Hours or various 20th-century translations of the pre-conciliar Breviary), there is no complete English translation of the specific 1568 editio princeps. The 1568 text is a distinct historical document, and scholarly searches confirm that while it is frequently cited and studied in academic literature, no full English translation of this specific edition has been published.
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About This Book
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The Breviarium Romanum is the definitive prayer book of the Catholic tradition. It provides a structured, daily rhythm of Psalms, readings, and prayers that connect the individual to centuries of liturgical history.
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