Horae Decanicae Rurales: An Attempt to Illustrate ... the Name and Title, the Origin, Appointment and Functions, Personal and Capitular, of Rural ... of Documents, Ancient and Modern; Volume 2

Horae Decanicae Rurales, Volume 2, by William Dansey, offers a detailed exploration of the office of Rural Dean within the Church of England. This volume delves into the name, title, origin, appointment, and functions-both personal and capitular-of Rural Deans. Dansey meticulously examines the historical context and significance of this role, providing valuable insights into the ecclesiastical structure and administration of the time.

Adding further depth to the study, the volume includes an appendix of documents, both ancient and modern, that shed light on the evolution and practical application of the Rural Dean's duties. This comprehensive work is an essential resource for historians, theologians, and anyone interested in the intricacies of religious administration and the historical development of the Church of England.

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