Missale Romanum ex Decreto Sacrosancti Concilii Tridentini restitutum, S. Pii V. Pontificis Maximi jussu editum, Clemetis VIII. et Urbani VIII. auctoritate recognitum - one large complete volume - Leodii ex officina typographyca 1781 - 52 p, 572 p, 100 p, 66 p, 5 pages; about 800 pages - binding in full leather of the time in good condition (see photos) fresh inside, titles and notes in two colours friezes and engravings - 38 x 26 cm Binding in full calf, spine with five raised bands with compartments adorned, title label in red morocco - text in two column in Latin, Roman Missal of the Council of Trent Before the high middle ages, several books are used for the celebration of the mass: a sacramentary - with the Eucharistic prayer (the canon), the orations and the prayers - the book and the letter for the readings or pericopes from the Scripture, and one or more books for the response and the songs (gradual or antiphonary of the mass). Gradually, manuscripts will integrate all these parts in one or several books as a whole. This type of structure is called missale plenum, Missal of the whole, which is complete.Before the appearance of the whole missals, the liturgical books contained many variations according to the ecclesiastical regions or abbeys, including in the Organization of the sanctoral, the choice of the Sung parts or the calendar. This diversity continues after the appearance of the whole Missal, even if the trend toward the Roman unit, started in the Carolingian period, slowly continues its work. The Council of Trent perceives the problem and asks Pope Pius IV to establish a common to Latin Church Missal. What is achieved by St. Pius V on 14 July 1570, and the publication of the Quo primum3 bubble. By this text, it imposes the Missal of the Pontifical Court to the whole of the Latin Church, with the exception of places and communities with an own rite for more than two hundred years. This is the case for rites Lyon, Mozarabic, Ambrosian, Dominican, Carthusian and that of Braga. This Missal is called Tridentine, because its title is was Romanum ex Decreto Sacrosancti prevailed Tridentini restitutum, Pii V. bridge. Max. iussu editum

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