Following the studies of Pierre Hadot, we know that the main approach to philosophy in Late Antiquity takes the form of an exegesis of authoritative texts, not without altering their primary aim. (...)
The first Reform in Latin Europe, Hussitism did not only shake the neighboring countries of Bohemia. Joan of Arc herself was alarmed at the end of her short life. The French, if not France as (...)
Les volumes 57 et suivants de la Bibliothèque Augustinienne, fruit du travail commun de plusieurs spécialistes d’Augustin (I. Bochet, A.-I. Bouton-Touboulic, M. Dulaey, P.-M. Hombert, É. Rebillard), (...)
At the crossroads of letters and literary “Mirrors” in both Latin and the Western vernaculars, the volume collects papers from a colloquium held in 2014 at the University of Paris III (Sorbonne (...)
This volume Ausone en 2015: bilan et nouvelles perspectives contains the papers delivered at the international conference, held under the same title, at the University of Paris Nanterre on 8 and (...)
Since the work of Paul Monceaux at the beginning of the 20th century the African hagiographic corpus has evolved. New texts were discovered while others were excluded from the corpus. Thus a new (...)
The Reply to Faustus the Manichaean is one of Augustine’s major works. It is of interest both to students of the bishop of Hippo’s works and to specialists of Manichaeism, as it touches upon many (...)
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