NOTE BY THE EDITORS
PREFACE
CONTENTS
PLATES
BIBLIOGRAPHY A. DOCUMENTS I. Eastern Rites. 1. Constantinople.
CHAPTER I EARLY CONCEPTIONS OF KINGSHIP AND RELIGIOUS RITES IN CONNECTION WITH A KING'S ACCESSION
CHAPTER II THE ORIGIN OF THE CHRISTIAN CORONATION RITE
CHAPTER III THE ORIGIN OF THE WESTERN RITE
CHAPTER IV THE WESTERN RITE OF THE CORONATION OF AN EMPEROR AT ROME
CHAPTER V THE CORONATION OF A KING. THE ENGLISH RITE
CHAPTER VI THE FRENCH RITE I
CHAPTER VII THE ROMAN RITE OF THE CORONATION OF A KING I
CHAPTER VIII THE RITE OF MILAN I
CHAPTER IX THE GERMAN RITE I
CHAPTER X THE HUNGARIAN RITE
CHAPTER XI THE SPANISH RITE
CHAPTER XII PROTESTANT RITES. Scotland
CHAPTER XIII THE PAPAL CORONATION
CHAPTER XIV THE INTER-RELATION OF THE DIFFERENT RITES
CHAPTER XV THE UNCTION, THE VESTMENTS AND THE REGALIA -1 The Unction
CHAPTER XVI THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RITE
FOOTNOTES
I. GENERAL INDEX
II. INDEX OF FORMS
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- J. H. Srawley, D.D.
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