Caeremoniale Parisiense... is a detailed guide to the ceremonies and rituals of the Catholic Church in Paris, published under the authority of Cardinal Louis-Antoine de Noailles. Written in Latin, this historical document offers a comprehensive look at the liturgical practices of the Parisian Church during the Cardinal's time. It provides invaluable insight into the religious customs and protocols observed by the clergy and faithful in the early 18th century.

This meticulously compiled volume serves as a primary source for understanding the intricacies of ecclesiastical ceremony and the role of ritual in religious life. For scholars of church history, liturgical studies, and the history of Paris, "Caeremoniale Parisiense" is an essential resource, preserving the rich traditions of the Catholic Church for future generations.

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