Sources chrétiennes (1942- Cerf), book series

Sources chrétiennes (1942-) is a book series, published in Paris [France] by Cerf.

Overview

The series, which focuses on early Christian (Greek & Latin patristic) literature, includes several writings from the Second Temple period (the Apostolic Fathers and some OT Pseudepigrapha). All documents are presented in their original language with French translation, introduction, and commentary.

The series was founded in 1942 by Jean Daniélou, Claude Mondésert, and Henri de Lubac, and is edited by the Institut des Sources Chrétiennes (current director: Bernard Meunier). So far, more than 500 volumes have been published in the series.

Books in the series

• 53. Le pasteur (1958 Joly), book

• 89. Lettre d’Aristée à Philocrate (1962 Pelletier), book

• 172. Épître de Barnabé (1971 Kraft & Prigent), book

• Les antiquités bibliques (1976 Harrington/Perrot/Bogaert), book

• 248. La Doctrine des Douze Apôtres (1978 Rordorf, Tuilier), book

External links

• Wikipedia / Wikipedia.fr