Christian · Latin · medieval use; printed 1506
Manuale ad Usum Percelebris Ecclesiae Sarisburiensis
Anonymous; ed. A. Jefferies Collins
The service book of the Use of Sarum, the dominant English rite before the Reformation. Its exorcistic and blessing material predates the Roman standardisation of 1614, and is the clearest surviving witness to what a Western rite looked like before Rome fixed one.
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