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Volume 38 · pp. 167–168

Index of the treatises and chapters contained in the book On the Sacrifice of the Mass

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INDEX

Tractatuum et Capitum, in libro de Sacrificio Missae contentorum.

Prologus. 1.

TRACTATUS I. DE PRIMA PARTE MISSAE.

Cap. I. De boni divini per magnos clamores advocatione. Et primo de Introitu. 7.

II. In commemorationem devoti populi ad misericordiam desiderio Patrum acclamantis cantatur Kyrie, eleyson. 15.

III. In consolationem populi Deum invocantis cantatur a sacerdote Gloria in excelsis. 21.

TRACTATUS II. DE SECUNDA PARTE MISSAE.

Cap. I. Dominus vobiscum, etc. 37.

II. Oratio quae primo dicitur in Missa, dicitur Collecta. 41.

III. De imperfectorum instructionis doctrina, scilicet Epistola. 45.

IV. De Graduali quod Epistolae adjungitur. 46.

V. De Tractu. 49.

VI. De Alleluia. 51.

VII. Instructionis altera pars, scilicet de doctrina perfectorum, sive Evangelio. 52.

VII. De acclamatione chori per Symbolum, et quid nomine illo dicatur? 57.

IX. De symbolo Apostolorum et divisione ejus. 60.

X. De expositione symboli Apostolorum, sive de symbolo Patrum in Nicaena synodo explanato. 66.

TRACTATUS III. DE OBLATIONE IN QUA ORDINATUR TOTIUS VITAE PERFECTIO. PARS TERTIA.

Cap. I. De Offertorio cui praemittitur Dominus vobiscum. 73.

INDEX

Of the treatises and chapters contained in the book On the Sacrifice of the Mass.

Prologue. 1.

TREATISE I. ON THE FIRST PART OF MASS.

Chapter I. On calling upon the divine good through great cries. And first, on the Introit. 7.

II. In commemoration of the devout people acclaiming toward mercy with the desire of the Fathers, Kyrie, eleyson is sung. 15.

III. For the consolation of the people invoking God, Gloria in excelsis is sung by the priest. 21.

TREATISE II. ON THE SECOND PART OF MASS.

Chapter I. The Lord be with you, etc. 37.

II. The prayer which is said first in Mass is called the Collect. 41.

III. On the doctrine of instruction for the imperfect, namely the Epistle. 45.

IV. On the Gradual which is joined to the Epistle. 46.

V. On the Tract. 49.

VI. On Alleluia. 51.

VII. The other part of instruction, namely concerning the doctrine of the perfect, or the Gospel. 52.

VII. On the acclamation of the choir through the Symbol, and what is said by that name. 57.

IX. On the Symbol of the Apostles and its division. 60.

X. On the exposition of the Symbol of the Apostles, or concerning the Symbol of the Fathers explained in the Nicene synod. 66.

TREATISE III. ON THE OBLATION IN WHICH THE PERFECTION OF THE WHOLE LIFE IS ORDERED. THIRD PART.

Chapter I. On the Offertory, before which The Lord be with you is placed. 73.

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II. De praeparatione qua ad offerendum se praeparat. 78.

III. De accessu ad Praefationem. 81.

IV. De ipsa Praefatione. 84.

V. Chori responsio. 93.

VI. De his quae pertinent ad oblationis sanctificationem, ac triplici communione. Et primo de prima. 96.

VII. De communione secunda. 107.

VIII. De communione tertia. 110.

IX. De petitione qua oblatio acceptari petitur. 115.

X. De modo quo oblatio petitur acceptari. 116.

XI. De perficientibus sacramenti confectionem. Et primo, de perfectione sacramenti corporis. 118.

XII. De confectione sacramenti sanguinis Christi. 120.

XIII. De elevatione et de eam perficientibus. Et primo, quae Christus in seipso perfecit? 123.

XIV. De his quae facta sunt in sacramenti figura et typo. 127.

XV. De modo ipso elevationis. 128.

XVI. De supplicatione pro his qui in sacramento sunt elevandi. Et primo, pro mortuis. 131.

XVII. De supplicatione seu elevatione virorum in hostia. 137.

XVIII. De operibus sanctae Trinitatis in confectione corporis Domini. 140.

XIX. De excitatione desiderii ad petendum panem coelestem, et de praemissione institutionis orationis Dominicae. 142.

II. On the preparation by which he prepares himself for offering. 78.

III. On the approach to the Preface. 81.

IV. On the Preface itself. 84.

V. The response of the choir. 93.

VI. On those things which pertain to the sanctification of the oblation, and to the threefold communion. And first concerning the first. 96.

VII. On the second communion. 107.

VIII. On the third communion. 110.

IX. On the petition by which the oblation is asked to be accepted. 115.

X. On the mode by which the oblation is asked to be accepted. 116.

XI. On those things perfecting the confection of the sacrament. And first, on the perfection of the sacrament of the body. 118.

XII. On the confection of the sacrament of the blood of Christ. 120.

XIII. On the elevation and on those things perfecting it. And first, what Christ perfected in himself. 123.

XIV. On those things which were done in figure and type of the sacrament. 127.

XV. On the very mode of elevation. 128.

XVI. On supplication for those who are to be elevated in the sacrament. And first, for the dead. 131.

XVII. On the supplication or elevation of men in the host. 137.

XVIII. On the works of the Holy Trinity in the confection of the body of the Lord. 140.

XIX. On the stirring up of desire for seeking the heavenly bread, and on the premising of the institution of the Lord's Prayer. 142.