Salisbury

The Roman Breviary: reformed by order of the Holy Œcumenical Council of Trent ; published by order of Pope St. Pius V; and revised by Clement VIII., Urban VIII., and Leo XIII ; together with the offices since granted and the martyrology

translated out of Latin into English by John, Marquess of Bute

Salisbury in Vintage Postcards (MD)

John E. Jacob

Salisbury Cathedral: Medieval Art and Architecture (British Archaeological Association Conference Transactions) (Baa Transactions)

British Archaeological Association

The letters of John Peniston, Salisbury architect, Catholic and yeomanry officer, 1823-1830

edited by Michael Cowan.

Connecticut's Ames Iron Works: family, community, nature, and innovation in an enterprise of the early American Republic / by Gregory Galer, Robert Gordon, Frances Kemmish.

Gregory Galer

Scribes and scholars at Salisbury Cathedral, c. 1075-c. 1125

Teresa Webber.

Breviarium ad usum insignis ecclesiae Sarum ...

Juxta editionem maximam pro Claudio Chevallon et Francisco Regnault A.D. MDXXXI. in alma Parisiorum academia impressam, labore ac studio Francisci Procter, A.M., et Christophori Wordsworth, A.M.

Hore intemerate beatissime virginis Marie secundum vsum Saru[m]

Catholic Church

Sarum Close, a picture of domestic life in a cathedral close for 700 years, and the history of the choristers for 900 years

by Dora H. Robertson.

Animadvertendu[m] liber prefens: directoriu[m] sacerdotu[m], que[m] pica sarum vulgo vocitat clerus[...] magister clerke correctois.

Clement Maydeston