This volume presents the tracts of Clement Maydeston alongside the remains of Caxton's Ordinale, offering a valuable glimpse into medieval English religious practices and liturgical traditions. Clement Maydeston was a significant figure in the development of English liturgical texts, and his work provides insights into the religious life of the period.

Included are fragments of William Caxton's Ordinale, a rare example of early printing and an important document for understanding the evolution of liturgical books. Together, these texts provide scholars and enthusiasts with a rich resource for exploring medieval religious history and the development of English liturgical practices. This book is essential for anyone interested in the history of the Church in England and the legacy of Caxton's printing.

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