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Editorial projects in progress

11 November 2018

  • In agreement with our publishers, Paul and Luc Peeters, we are preparing a monumental St Matthew Passion to be published in 4 volumes in the summer of 2020.
    The Editorial Committee is devoting its time to re-reading the 180 or so historical, literary, exegetical, philosophical and theological summary notes that will accompany the abundantly annotated text of this edition.
  • In summer 2019, the fully updated demonstration volume will be published by Peeters as volume 1 of our collection:

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Le volume 2 : Philippiens
Le volume 3 : Hosea

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