Odin82
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Every few years, I end up returning to the quest of trying to identify the Missale Romanum / Rituale Romanum that Anthony Hopkins is reading from at the end of Bram Stoker's Dracula. As a person that likes collecting books used in movies, I'd love to be able to identify it or track one down for my collection. Anyone have any information that could help on this? I've tried searching on Archive.org, but can't find a matching page to the "Titulus X" screen cap. I presume the prop department would have just acquired one, rather than creating one for such a small scene. (Closest I can find (Here) and (Here)
The Text reads:
The Text reads:
Sacerdos, seu quivis alius legitimus Ecclesiae minister, vexatos a daemone exorcizaturus , ea qua par est pietate,. prudcntiae, ac vitoc intcgritate prseditus esse decet: qui nott sua, sed divina fretus virtute , ab omni rerum humanaruui cupiditatc alienus, tam pium opus ex caritate constanter et humiliter exequatur. Hunc praeterea maturae aetatis esse decet, et non solum officio, sed etiam morum gravitate reverendum.
2. Ut igitur suo munere recte fungatur, cum alia multa
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