Rome, Anglo-Saxon England and the Formation of the Frankish Liturgy

Yitzhak Hen

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Cet article etudie l'importance de l'influence romaine dans la formation de la liturgie franque, de la fin de l'Antiquite a la periode carolingienne. Si cette influence romaine est incontestable, il apparait qu'elle s'est souvent exercee par des voies detournees, en particulier par l'intermediaire de la liturgie anglo-saxonne.

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