Box 2

Twelve leaves A Folk History of Guadalupe; English pamphlet containing a folk history of the Trappist Abbey of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Oregon, United States.

Nineteen leaves Guadalupe: From the Aztec Language (Lafayette Oregon: Guadalupe Abbey, 12 December 1983); English translation of an Aztec text on the origins of the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe at Tepeyac.

Forty-nine leaves Fr. Martinus Cawley, ed., Anthology of Early Guadalupan Literature (Oregon: Guadalupe, 8 September 1984); English translated anthology of Guadalupan literature.

Fifty-two leaves Martinus Cawley, "Father Crockett of Grand Ronde: 1960-1985"; English illustrated publication on Adrien-Joseph Croquet "Saint of Oregon", 1818-1902 in celebration of the 125th anniversary of his arrival in Oregon.

Four leaves Martinus Cawley, "The Humility of Juan Diego: Seer of Guadalupe"; English typed article on Juan Diego from Guadalupe.

One hundred thirty-nine leaves Lives of Ida of Nivelles, Lutgard and Alice the Leper; Illustrated hagiography for three medieval nuns with edited Latin text and English translations.

Sixty-two leaves photocopied from Antonio Cadei, "Chiaravalle di Fiastra," in Storia dell'arte, edited by Giulio Carlo Argan, Maurizio Calvesi, Oresti Ferrari, Angiola Maria romanini, and Luigi Salerno, pp. 247-288; Italian article on the architecture of Chiaravalle Abbey, includes illustrations.

Fifty-four leaves comprising an offprint of Angiola Maria Romanini, "La cattedrale gotica: il caso di Arnolfo a Santa Maria del Fiore," originally published in Storia dell'arte italiana, XII: momenti di architettura (Torino: Einaudi, 1983), pp. 5-45; Italian illustrated article on the Gothic architect Arnolfo of Santa Maria del Fiore.

Twenty-four leaves comprising an offprint of Angiola Maria Romanini, "La storia architettonica dell'abbazia delle tre Fontane a Roma la fondazione Cistercense," originally published in "Melanges Anselme Dimier," Tome III, vol. 6, pp. 653-695; Italian article on the architecture of Tre Fontane Abbey.

One hundred thirty-nine leaves Lives of Ida of Nivelles, Lutgard and Alice the Leper; Illustrated hagiography for three medieval nuns with edited Latin text and English translations (identical to the previous item).