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preface
1. a statement written as an introduction to a literary or other work, typically explaining its scope, intention, method, etc.; foreword
2. RC Church a prayer of thanksgiving and exhortation serving as an introduction to the canon of the Mass


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Gombrich gives the conference's prolusion, while Alison Brown is the author of a clear, thoughtful introduction and the editor of the book which she organizes into three parts.
 
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