This scholarly work documents the ancient liturgies of the Gallican Church, which once existed in what is now France and parts of Spain. The book provides texts and translations of the liturgies, as well as notes and historical context. This edition includes a comparison of the Gallican rites to those of the Roman, Ambrosian, and Mozarabic Churches. It is an essential resource for liturgical scholars and historians of the early Church.

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