"Heures Ou Offices Divins En Latin Et En François, à La Usage Des Dames Et Demoiselles De La Maison Royale De Saint Louis à Saint Cyr" is a devotional text intended for the ladies of the Maison Royale de Saint-Louis. This collection of daily prayers and religious offices provides insight into the spiritual practices of 18th-century French convent life. Presented in both Latin and French, the work offers a glimpse into the intersection of language, piety, and aristocratic education during the era of Louis XIV. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in religious history, liturgical studies, and the cultural history of women in France.
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