Ritus Orientalium, compiled by Heinrich Denzinger, is a comprehensive study of the rites of Eastern Christians in the administration of sacraments. Drawing from authoritative sources such as Assemani, Renaudot, Trombelli, and others, this work delves into the distinctive practices of the Coptic, Syrian, and Armenian traditions. The text includes prolegomena, critical notes, and exegetical insights, enriched by contributions from various theologians. This detailed examination offers invaluable insights into the historical and theological nuances of Eastern Christian sacramental practices, making it an essential resource for scholars and those interested in comparative liturgical studies.

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