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Liturgical studies

Anton Baumstark's generalizations about liturgical development, such as that older forms persist in the most solemn seasons.

In liturgical studies, Baumstark's laws refers to Anton Baumstark's generalizations about liturgical development, such as that older forms persist in the most solemn seasons. This meaning comes from Baumstark (1958) in Comparative liturgy.[1]

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  1. Baumstark, A. (1958). Comparative liturgy (B. Botte, Rev.; F. L. Cross, Trans.). A. R. Mowbray. Open Library record

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