Saint pope pius x (6 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: VG orig. ribbed brown cloth. [9], 186 p.; 21 cm. Text entirely in Latin, with contents in English. Carries Nihil obstat and Imprimatur.

Hardcover. Zustand: VG orig. ribbed brown cloth. [9], 157 p.; 21 cm. Text entirely in Latin, with contents in English. Carries Nihil obstat and Imprimatur.

Hardcover. Zustand: VG orig. ribbed brown cloth. [10], 203, [4] p.; 21 cm. Text entirely in Latin, with contents and index in English. Carries Nihil obstat and Imprimatur.

Softcover. lxvii, 204 p.; 23 cm. Collection of 35 texts: English translations p. 1-107 - Latin or Italian texts p. 109-204. Good ex-lib. gold on azure wrapper.

Softcover. 2 v.: xxxi, 513 + [3], 515-971, [1] p.: 14 facsimile pl., 4 maps.; 24 cm. Includes 602 documents, with notes on sources. VG subset, sewn, in orig. wrappers. Library stamps and pockets.

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. Breviarium Romanum — Complete Four-Volume Set, Desclée & Socii, Rome-Tournai-Paris A beautifully complete set of the Roman Breviary in four volumes — Pars Verna (Spring), Pars Æstiva (Summer), Pars Autumnalis (Autumn), and Pars Hiemalis (Winter) — published by Desclée & Socii, printers to the Holy See and the Sacred Congregation of Rites. This is the editio juxta typicam amplificata, restored per the Council of Trent under St. Pius V and reformed under Pius X — the standard pre-conciliar Latin breviary used by priests and religious for the daily Divine Office. What makes this set special: Uniform binding across all four volumes — supple black leather with gilt-lettered spines reading "Breviarium Romanum" and the season name (Verna, Æstiva, Autumnalis, Hiemalis), raised bands, and beautifully burnished gilt page edges that still glow gold. A rainbow of silk ribbon markers — each volume is fitted with multiple colored grosgrain ribbons (green, blue, purple, orange, red), a hallmark of a breviary that was seriously and lovingly used for daily prayer, letting the reader navigate psalms, propers, and commons at a glance. Honest, characterful wear — softened corners, a touch of spine rubbing, and the gentle bow of covers that comes from decades of being opened, carried, and prayed from. This is not a shelf ornament; it's a book that did its job. Complete set — all four seasonal volumes present and matching, which is increasingly hard to find intact as sets get broken up and sold off individually. A note for the discerning collector: the text block includes the office for St. Pius X as Confessor — worth double-checking against the exact print date, since his canonization came later in the 20th century; a quick look at the colophon/imprimatur page will confirm the precise year of this printing. Whether for liturgical use, as a devotional heirloom, or as a striking addition to a collection of ecclesiastical printing, this set offers the tactile richness of old-world bookmaking — hand-tooled leather, gilt edges, and ribbon markers in a full rainbow — paired with the gravity of a text that shaped centuries of daily prayer. …