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Rationale divinorum officiorum

Rationale divinorum officiorum

by Guillaume Durand

Occult PhilosophyHermeticismModern

Chapters

56

Total Words

112,654

Reading Time

451 min

Published

1459

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Table of Contents

1.Preface
8 min
2.II. Analogical.
1 min
3.III. Philosophical.
1 min
4.IV. Analytical.
1 min
5.V. Inductive.
1 min
6.I. Doctrines.
1 min
7.II. Details.
1 min
8.C. OBJECTIONS ANSWERED.
1 min
9.D. HISTORY OF SYMBOLISM.
1 min
10.CHAPTER I
22 min
11.CHAPTER II
8 min
12.CHAPTER III
12 min
13.CHAPTER IV
13 min
14.CHAPTER V
3 min
15.CHAPTER VI
21 min
16.CHAPTER VII
3 min
17.II. The Doctrine of Regeneration
2 min
18.III. The Atonement
8 min
19.IV. The Communion of Saints
2 min
20.CHAPTER VIII
20 min
21.III. Chancel Arch and Rood Screen
3 min
22.IV. Monuments
1 min
23.I. The enlightened^ or in plainer terms, the sceptical
8 min
24.V. Corbels, Gurgoyles, Poppy Heads, etc.
2 min
25.CHAPTER IX
8 min
26.CHAPTER X
11 min
27.CHAPTER XI
11 min
28.I. All things, as many as pertain to offices and matters
13 min
29.CHAPTER I
1 min
30.I. First of all, let us consider a church ^ and its parts.
9 min
31.II. When the Jews were rebuilding the walls of Jeru-
22 min
32.CHAPTER II
1 min
33.I. The altar hath a place in the church <^n three ac-
13 min
34.CHAPTER III
1 min
35.I. Pictures and ornaments in churches are the lessons
44 min
36.CHAPTER IV
1 min
37.I. Bells are brazen vessels, and were first invented in
17 min
38.CHAPTER V
1 min
39.I. Now we will Speak of cemeteries and other sacred and
9 min
40.CHAPTER VI
1 min
41.I. Twice in the former part of this treatise we have
1 min
42.IV. In what form ; and what is signified, as well by
35 min
43.CHAPTER VII
1 min
44.I. Not only is a church consecrated, but al=o the altar :
28 min
45.CHAPTER VIII
1 min
46.I. We read that the Lord commanded Mol'cs^ to make
1 min
47.V. Of the unction in ordination.
1 min
48.IX. Of the consecration and benediction of a cemetery,
1 min
49.X. Of the consecration and benediction of virgins.
5 min
50.part is reason and the inferior sensuahty. Hence, by the
23 min
51.CHAPTER IX
1 min
52.I. With respect to the sacraments of the Church, it is
15 min
53.CHAPTER I
21 min
54.I. We have noted afore, that the priest, in the celebra-
9 min
55.II. The sub-deacon precedeth the deacon (because
16 min
56.Book VII, 48).
16 min

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