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related to
Rubrics. Look up
rubric in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. "
Rubric" . Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. 23 (11th ed.). 1911. p. 810.
Rubrics of the...
- type printing,
readers continued to
expect rubrication,
which might be done by hand, if
there were few
rubrics to add, or by a
separate print using a red-ink...
- Look up
rubric in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
rubric is a word or
section of text in red for emphasis.
Rubric may also
refer to:
Rubric (academic)...
- aspects.
Analytic rubrics evaluate various dimensions or
components separately.
Developmental rubrics, a
subset of
analytical rubrics,
facilitate ****essment...
-
ghost wanders the
Rubrics and that "his ghost,
dressed in wig, gown and knee breeches, is said to walk by the side of the
Rubrics at dusk".[citation...
- Code of
Rubrics by the motu
proprio Rubricarum instructum of 25 July 1960. The
Sacred Congregation of
Rites promulgated the Code of
Rubrics, a revised...
- The text and
rubrics of the
Roman Canon have
undergone revisions over the centuries,
while the
canon itself has
retained its
essential form as arranged...
- term
dates from the 19th
century when the
medieval custom of
printing the
rubrics in red was
followed in
editions of the BCP
while the
declaration was printed...
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Missal (Latin:
Missale Romanum) is the book
which contains the
texts and
rubrics for the
celebration of the most
common liturgy and M**** of the Catholic...
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Rubrics were
incorporated in the
final 1962
typical edition of the
Tridentine Missal,
replacing both Pius X's "Additions and
Changes in the
Rubrics of...
