Eastern Church.- Sacrae liturgiae seu missae sanctorum Ioannis Chrysostomi, Basilii Magni, et quae prae sanctificatorum donorum dicitur, printed throughout in red and black, title in Latin with engraved arms, 2 engraved portraits, the latter full-page, Greek text in double column, errata leaf at end, small ink stamp and slight worming to outer margin of title, some foxing, front free endpaper defective, contemporary limp vellum, spine titled in manuscript, rubbed, lacking ties, a couple of nicks to spine, 4to, Rome, A. Zanetti, 1601.


⁂ Rare work of Greek liturgy for the use of Italian-Greek Basilians living in Italy. St. Basil (c.300-379) or Basil the Great was bishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia and founded many monastic institutions. His improvements to the Greek liturgy are still in use today and he was greatly influential in the development of Eastern monasticism.
WorldCat lists 2 copies only (York and Rome), COPAC also lists a copy in Durham.