Onomasticum Rituale Selectum... is a historical reference work compiled by Franciscus Antonius Zaccaria. This volume delves into the study of proper names within the context of rituals, offering insights into historical naming conventions and their significance. The text includes an index derived from Cornelius Schulting's Bibliotheca Ecclesiastica Pontificiorum Decretorum..., providing a valuable resource for researchers and historians interested in ecclesiastical history and the evolution of rituals. This work promises to be a rich source of information for those studying historical practices, religious traditions, and the role of nomenclature in shaping cultural identity.
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