Structure of The 1974 Edition
The 1974 Roman Gradual is arranged into 8 major sections:
- Praenotanda (Rubrics)
- Proprium de Tempore (Proper of Seasons)
- Communia (Commons)
- Proprium de Sanctis (Proper of Saints)
- Missae Rituales ad Diversa et Votivae (Ritual and Votive Masses)
- Cantus in Ordine Missae Occurrentes (Chants Occurring in Order of Mass, including the Kyriale).
- Appendix (Containing hymns and litanies)
- Missae Propriae Ordinis Sancti Benedicti (Mass Propers of the Order of Saint Benedict)
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