The Christians of St. Thomas and their LiturgiesReprint of the original, first published in 1864. Comprising The Anaphorae of St. James, St. Peter, The Twelve Apostles, Mar Dionysius, Mar Xystus, and Mar Evannis, together with the Ordo Communis. |
Contents
INTRODUCTORY NOTICE | 1 |
The Synod of Diamper | 23 |
Subsequent history of the Church | 44 |
Personal observations among the Syrians | 114 |
A ON THE DOCTRINE OF THE CHRISTIANS OF ST THOMAS | 168 |
B ON CEREMONIAL IN THE EAST | 177 |
THE ORDO COMMUNIS | 191 |
THE ANAPHORA OF ST JAMES | 222 |
THE ANAPHORA OF ST PETER | 267 |
THE ANAPHORA OF MAR DIONYSIUS BARSALIBI | 291 |
THE ANAPHORA OF MAR XYSTUS | 301 |
GOSPELS UPON SEVERAL OCCASIONSDEDICATION OF ALTAR | 311 |
THE ANAPHORA OF MAR EVANNIS | 317 |
SEALS AND SEDRAS | 327 |
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