# Oratio Dominica

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***Oratio Dominica CL Linguis Versa*** (Italian: *Il Libro di Preghiere Della Domenica*) is a book written in [Latin](/source/Latin) by [Jean-Joseph Marcel](/source/Jean-Joseph_Marcel).[1] This work was printed in 1805 to honor the visit of [Pope Pius VII](/source/Pope_Pius_VII) to [France](/source/France) for the [coronation of Napoleon](/source/Coronation_of_Napoleon) in 1804,[2] using types that had been taken out of Italy after Napoleon's [invasion in 1796](/source/Italian_campaigns_of_the_French_Revolutionary_Wars). It contains the [Lord's Prayer](/source/Lord's_Prayer) printed in 150 different [languages](/source/Language) and [dialects](/source/Dialect). The book is divided alphabetically, and by geographic continents, comprising [Asia](/source/Asia), [Europe](/source/Europe), [Africa](/source/Africa), and [the Americas](/source/The_Americas). The section on [the Americas](/source/The_Americas) shows nineteen [Native American languages](/source/Native_American_languages).[3][page needed]

## References

1. "Oratio Dominica" 1805, J. J. Marcel, p. 10

1. ["The Book as a Project: Giambattista Bodoni - European studies blog"](https://blogs.bl.uk/european/2019/11/the-book-as-a-project-giambattista-bodoni.html). *British Library*

1. "Oratio Dominica" 1805, J. J. Marcel

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