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Bulletin D'information Et De Liaison 50 (2016) ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONALE D’ÉTUDES PATRISTIQUES International Association of Patristic Studies Bulletin d’information et de liaison 50 (2016) Table des matières 5 VIE DE L’ASSOCIATION De la part du Président. • De la part du Secrétaire. • Cotisation et Adhésion. • Statuts de l’AIEP / IAPS (texte français et traduction anglaise). • Règlement intérieur de l’AIEP / IAPS (texte français et traduction anglaise). • Liste des membres du Conseil élus en 2015. • Liste des correspondants nationaux et des membres du Comité exécutif. • Liste des nouveaux membres. • Liste des membres, anciens membres et collègues décédés. • Membres par pays. BULLETIN BIBLIOGRAPHIQUE: Travaux récemment parus ou en préparation 31 A. Bibliographie et histoire de la recherche 35 B. Ouvrages généraux I - Histoire du christianisme ancien 39 0. Christianisme et société dans l’antiquité tardive 43 1. Histoire des communautés, des institutions, des périodes, des régions 50 2. Histoire des doctrines (théologie) 62 3. Liturgie et hymnographie 63 4. Culture antique et culture chrétienne 70 5. Hagiographie et histoire de la spiritualité 76 6. Art et archéologie 80 7. Épigraphie 81 8. Codicologie (manuscrits, catalogues, microfilms, paléographie) 84 9. Papyrologie 85 10. Prosopographie II - Langues et littérature chrétiennes 87 1. Histoire des langues et des littératures classiques et orientales 89 2. Genres littéraires 91 3. Vocabulaire et stylistique 91 4. Thèmes littéraires 93 5. Patristique et Moyen Âge 97 6. Patristique et humanisme, Renaissance et Réforme, Temps modernes 99 7. Actualité des Pères III - La Bible et les Pères 102 0. Ouvrages généraux 105 1. Christianisme et judaïsme 106 2. Ancien Testament 110 3. Nouveau Testament 115 4. Apocryphes, pseudépigraphes 118 5. Gnose, manichéisme, etc. 3 IV - Auteurs et texts 120 (ordre alphabétique des noms et des titres latins) CRITÈRES ÉDITORIAUX POUR LE BULLETIN / EDITORIAL GUIDELINES FOR THE BULLETIN 185 Français 186 English NOUVELLES ET COMMUNICATIONS 187 En évidence 187 A. Congrès, Colloques 189 B. Mélanges 193 C. Initiatives diverses 197 D. Instrumenta studiorum (programmes de collection) 203 E. Nouvelles de Colombie 209 F. Nouvelles de Grèce 213 G. Dissertations en cours SUPPLÉMENT. ANNUAIRE 2015: ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA 219 Nouvelles addresses et nouveaux champs de recherche 221 Nouveaux membres 4 BULLETIN BIBLIOGRAPHIQUE Travaux récemment parus ou en préparation A. Bibliographie et histoire de la recherche Bernardini, P., Bibliografia ambrosiana 2012, dans: Annali di scienze religiose, N.S. 8 (2015) 287-325. Bernardini, P., Bibliografia ambrosiana 2013, dans: Annali di scienze religiose, N.S. 9 (2016) (à paraître). 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