Church of England. Book of common prayer (Corporate Name)

This heading is for the present-day Book of common prayer (1662) as well as for earlier versions (1549, 1552, 1559, 1604)

Its The book of common prayer and administration ... 1763: t.p. (Book of common prayer and administration of the sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies of the church ...)

Schaff-Herzog encyc. of religious knowledge: under Common prayer (the last revision of the Book of common prayer was made in 1662; still in use today; describes earlier versions)

Oxford dict. of the Christian church, 1974 (Common prayer, The Book of; the 1662 Book of common prayer remained practically unchanged until the 20th cent., when attempts began to allow use of alternative version(s); Parliament rejected an alternate version in 1927; on 5-1-1966 Parliament authorized experimental use of an alternative service book for next 14 years)

No alternative, 1981: p. vii (Alternative service book 1980; the one single service which can be used as an alternative to the Book of common prayer (1662) [following the expiration of the 14 year period of experiment with various services] for next 10 years)

Simvolicheskīi︠a︡ i bogosluzhebnyi︠a︡ knigi Anglikanskoĭ T︠S︡erkvi, kak vyrazhenīe ei︠a︡ vi︠e︡rosoznanīi︠a︡, 1908: p. ii (Bogosluzhebnoĭ knigi (Book of common prayer))

Its The cathedral prayer book, 1891: t.p. (Cathedral prayer book)

Its The liturgy of comprehension, 1689, 1973: t.p. (The liturgy of comprehension, 1689)

Its The liturgy of the Church of England, ca. 1717: t.p. (Liturgy of the Church of England)

Its The booke of common prayer and administration ... 1611: t.p. (Booke of common prayer and administration of the sacraments)

Its The Durham book, 1979: t.p. (The Durham book)

Wong, Stacey. Remember not, Lord, our offenses, c2004: caption (1662 Book of common prayer)

United Church of England and Ireland. Ayumehawe mussinahikun, 1855: t.p. (The Book of common prayer; United Church of England and Ireland)