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Directorium liturgicum sanctae metropolitanae ecclesiae Goritiensis jussu et auctoritate celsissimi et reverendissimi D. D. Francisci Xaverii dei et apostolicae sedis gratia archiepiscopi Goritiensis metropolitae in regno Illyriae ac principis imperii Austriaci etc. etc. ad usum venerabilis cleri suae arch-dioeceseos editum pro anno MDCCCXLV.
Gorizia, [Antonio] Paternolli, [1845].
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Status personalis ed localis archi-dioeceseos Goritiensis exeunte mense Novembri 1843 appendix ad directorium liturgicum. Gorizia, Antonio Paternolli, [1845].Two parts in one vol., 8vo, pp. 87, [1, blank]; xi, [1, blank], 44; woodcut ornaments to titles, woodcut head- and tailpieces; a little very light foxing, but very good copies; bound in original orange textured glazed-paper boards, boards alloy-gilt with large lyre centrepieces and lettered ‘1845’, spine roll-tooled in alloy, green silk place marker; gilding tarnished in places, some wear at head of spine and to corners and edges; remains of booklabel to front pastedown, ink stamp (‘La kalend 1845’) to first title.
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Directorium liturgicum sanctae metropolitanae ecclesiae Goritiensis jussu et auctoritate celsissimi et reverendissimi D. D. Francisci Xaverii dei et apostolicae sedis gratia archiepiscopi Goritiensis metropolitae in regno Illyriae ac principis imperii Austriaci etc. etc. ad usum venerabilis cleri suae arch-dioeceseos editum pro anno MDCCCXLV.
Two very rare annual publications relating to the archdiocese of Gorizia, located in northeastern Italy at the foot of the Julian Alps bordering Slovenia, issued by Franz Xaver Luschin, Archbishop of Gorizia and Gradisca from 1835 to 1854, in its attractive original binding with viticultural motifs.
The first part comprises a detailed liturgical calendar, offering insights into local practice. The second provides a snapshot of the clergy serving in the archdiocese, listing canons, parish priests, and monks, as well as professors and alumni of the theological seminary.
No copies of either work traced on OCLC.
