The Hereford Breviary is a medieval prayer book that was used by the clergy of Hereford Cathedral in England during the Middle Ages. It contains the liturgies, prayers, and hymns that were recited during the daily offices of the church, and is a masterpiece of illuminated manuscript art. This edition features high-quality reproductions of the original illuminated pages, along with translations of the text into modern English. It is a beautiful and valuable addition to any library of medieval art and culture.

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