This is Volume 3 of the "Breviarium Bisuntinum," specifically the "Pars Aestiva." This religious text is associated with Antonius Cleriadi de Choiseul Beaupre, a Cardinal of the Holy Roman Church and Archbishop of Besançon. A breviary is a liturgical book containing the daily service of the Catholic Church, encompassing prayers, readings, and hymns. This volume likely covers the summer portion of the liturgical year. As a historical religious document, this breviary offers insights into the practices and structure of Catholic worship during the period of its creation.
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