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English: The title page of a pars vernalis (springtime) Cistercian Breviary printed in Belgium, 1935. Typically, this book would be one of four volumes comprising the full Cistercian Breviary, occasionally accompanied by supplements. Note that the artistic embellishments on this page appear on works by Regina Press and other publishers pre-dating 1925. |
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