CHD: HV-Rome

Hours of the Virgin
Hore Beate Marie Virginis - Use of Rome - Ad usum Romanum

|See also: Office of the Dead Use of Rome |

Ad Matutinum	Invitatorium Ave maria
Hymnus	Quem terra ponthus	Ant. ps. 8: Benedicta tu
Lectio i.	In omnibus requiem	Responsorium i. Sancta et immaculata
Ad Laudes	Pss. 92, 99, 62, 66, B, 148, 150
Antiphona	Assumpta est
Capitulum	Viderunt eam filie syon	Hymnus O gloriosa domina
Antiphona super Benedictus	Beata dei genitrix
Ad Primam	Pss. 53, 84, 116
Hymnus	Memento salutis auctor
Antiphona	Assumpta est
Capitulum	Que est ista	R. Dignare me
Ad Tertiam	Pss. 119, 120, 121
Hymnus	As primam
Antiphona	Maria virgo assumpta est
Capitulum	Et sic in syon	R. Diffusa est
Ad Sextam	Pss. 122, 123, 124
Antiphona	In odorem
Capitulum	Et radicavi	R. Benedicta tu
Ad Nonam	Pss. 125, 126, 127
Antiphona	Pulchra es et decora
Capitulum	In plateis sicut	R. Post partum
Ad Vesperas	Pss. 109, 112, 121, 126, 147
Antiphona	Dum esset rex
Capitulum	Ab initio et ante	Hymnus Ave maris stella
Antiphona super Magnificat	Beata mater et innupta
Ad Completorium	Pss. 128, 129, 130
Antiphona	- (no antiphon)
Capitulum	Ego mater pulchre	Hymnus Memento
Antiphona super Nunc dimittis	Sub tuum presidium

Source:
ED notes: The "Use of Rome" in the 15th century (Franciscan liturgy) is identical with the later "Officium parvum B.M.V. extra Adventum" found in any printed Breviarium Romanum up to 1969.
Variants: Only insignificant adjustments has been made since the late 15th century.
Other sources: All the flemish books of hours printed as complete facsimiles, edited in the series Codices Selecti (Graz) are for the use of Rome. The online facsimile of Copenhagen KB GkS 1607 is also a late flemish book of hours "ad usum Romanum".Several other digital facsimiles on the web are also 'Hore ad usum Romanum', see some links on the CHD Guide

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