At our friends’ …

31 July 2019

…. Booksop: Jean-Marie Auwers presents the Song of Songs

Volume 19 of The Alexandria Bible series: The Song of Songs, translation of the Greek text of the Septuagint, introduction and notes prepared by Jean-Marie Auwers, was published at the beginning of the summer.

Congratulations, and many hopes for the end of the production of the Cantique in our collection published by Peeters!

… on ligne : E.N.S. and Collège de France

Anne-Catherine Baudoin (ENS, Paris; prof. univ. of Geneva), reports on the publication of

as well as the online availability of most of the

  • speeches from the May Hail Joseph conference

… at Lille « Angels in our countryside »

Université Catholique de Lille / ACFEB
Mardi 15 octobre 2019, 9h00 – 17h00

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