Index of Notable Things, A

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INDEX

Rerum Notabilium, quae in libro de Sacrificio Missae continentur.

N.-B. Numerus primus romanus indicat tractatum, secundus vero arabicus caput, et tertius etiam arabicus diversos cujuscumque capitis numeros. Verbi gratia: ABBREVIATUM verbum, quod fecit Deus super terram. III, 4, n. 13. Expositio hujus sententiae invenitur in tractatu tertio, capite quarto ad numerum 13.

ABBREVIATUM verbum, quod fecit Deus super terram. III, 4, n. 13.

ADORANDUS Christus summa humilitate in sacramento. III, 4, n. 14.

ADORATIO est prostratio super terram, in recognitionem, quod ille qui adorat, est de nihilo. III, 4, n. 15.

ADORATUR divina majestas prostratione totius corporis. I, 3, n. 8.

Quomodo ADUNANTUR fideles in Christo? III, 6, n. 9.

ADVENTUS Christi duplex. I, 1, n. 6.

AETERNITAS est interminabilis vitae tota simul et perfecta possessio. III, 4, n. 9.

AGNUS quomodo librum aperuerit? III, 4, n. 3.

ALLELUIA quid significet, et quibus festivitatibus cantari debeat? II, 6.

ALLELUIA quibus Psalmis praenotatur? Ibidem.

ALTISSIME non est addendum in Gloria in excelsis. I, 3, n. 16.

AMEN quid significet? I, 3, n. 24.

ANGELI sacramento Eucharistiae assistunt. III, 13, n. 3.

ANGELIS per Christum data est laudis materia. III, 4, n. 12.

INDEX

Of Notable Things, which are contained in the book On the Sacrifice of the Mass.

N.B. The first Roman numeral indicates the treatise, but the second, Arabic, indicates the chapter, and the third, also Arabic, indicates the several numbers of each chapter. For example: The ABBREVIATED word, which God made upon the earth. III, 4, n. 13. The exposition of this sentence is found in the third treatise, the fourth chapter, at number 13.

The ABBREVIATED word, which God made upon the earth. III, 4, n. 13.

Christ TO BE ADORED with the greatest humility in the sacrament. III, 4, n. 14.

ADORATION is prostration upon the earth, in recognition that he who adores is from nothing. III, 4, n. 15.

The divine majesty IS ADORED by the prostration of the whole body. I, 3, n. 8.

How are the faithful UNITED in Christ? III, 6, n. 9.

The twofold ADVENT of Christ. I, 1, n. 6.

ETERNITY is the whole, simultaneous, and perfect possession of interminable life. III, 4, n. 9.

How did the LAMB open the book? III, 4, n. 3.

What does ALLELUIA signify, and on which festivities ought it to be sung? II, 6.

By which Psalms is ALLELUIA marked beforehand? In the same place.

MOST HIGH is not to be added in Gloria in excelsis. I, 3, n. 16.

What does AMEN signify? I, 3, n. 24.

ANGELS assist at the sacrament of the Eucharist. III, 13, n. 3.

To ANGELS the material of praise has been given through Christ. III, 4, n. 12.