ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONALE D’ÉTUDES PATRISTIQUES International Association of Patristic Studies Bulletin d’information et de liaison 44 (2010) TABLE DES MATIÈRES VIE DE L’ASSOCIATION De la part de la Présidente. De la part du Secrétaire. Cotisation et Adhésion. Statuts de l’AIEP / IAPS comme modifiés à Oxford 2003 (texte français et traduction anglaise). Liste des membres du Conseil élus en 2003. Liste des correspondants nationaux et du Comité exécutif. Liste des nouveaux membres. Liste des membres, anciens membres et collègues décédés. Membres par pays 5 BULLETIN BIBLIOGRAPHIQUE: Travaux récemment parus ou en préparation A – Bibliographie et histoire de la recherche 26 B – Ouvrages généraux 29 I – Histoire du christianisme ancien 0. Christianisme et société dans l’antiquité tardive 30 1. Histoire des communautés, des institutions, des périodes, des régions 35 2. Histoire des doctrines (théologie) 48 3. Liturgie et hymnographie 61 4. Culture antique et culture chrétienne 67 5. Hagiographie et histoire de la spiritualité 70 6. Art et archéologie 82 7. Épigraphie 85 8. Codicologie (manuscrits, catalogues, microfilms, paléographie) 86 9. Papyrologie 87 10. Prosopographie 87 II – Langues et littérature chrétiennes 1. Histoire des langues et des littératures classiques et orientales 88 2. Genres littéraires 91 3. Vocabulaire et stylistique 93 4. Thèmes littéraires 94 5. Patristique et Moyen Âge 95 6. Patristique et humanisme, Renaissance et Réforme, Temps modernes 98 7. Actualité des Pères 101 III – La Bible et les Pères 0. Ouvrages généraux 104 1. Christianisme et judaïsme 106 2. Ancien Testament 108 3. Nouveau Testament 114 4. Apocryphes, pseudépigraphes 122 5. Gnose, manichéisme, etc. 129 IV – Auteurs et textes (ordre alphabétique des noms et des titres latins) 136 3 Critères éditoriaux pour le Bulletin / Editorial Guidelines for the Bulletin 270 NOUVELLES ET COMMUNICATIONS A – Congrès, Colloques 272 B – Mélanges 274 C – Initiatives diverses 274 D – Instrumenta studiorum (programmes de collection) 273 E – Nouvelles de Grèce 274 F – Dissertations en cours 275 SUPPLÉMENT: ANNUAIRE 2007-2008 – ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA Nouvelles adresses et nouveaux champs de recherche 277 Nouveaux membres 280 4 VIE DE L’ASSOCIATION De la part de la Présidente / From the President Dear Colleagues, It is a great pleasure to write this letter as a preface to what is undoubtedly the biggest and best Bulletin so far! Membership of the Association continues to grow apace and its international presence to spread to hitherto unrepresented areas of the world. This is both a challenge and a cause for celebration. I will be writing to members of these countries to see if we can find National Correspondents prepared to do the indispensable work of liaison and the passing on of information, bibliography and dues, all of which form the backbone of the Association and make possible the collaboration and contacts. As always, I am conscious of, and very grateful for, the excellent work which our existing Correspondents continue to do in this respect. We are hoping to bring further focus to the global network of communication about all things Patristic, which the association was originally set up to further, by organising a conference in 2013 to mark the 50th Anniversary of its foundation. Of course, in the 21st century, the internet, email, our website and the new database of membership which our Vice President, Theo de Bruyn, has worked hard to set up this year, all make this task more straightforward. But nothing can replace dialogue, discussion, and personal communication. A conference at which we can meet to reflect together on the relevance of our work in Patristics for religious and cultural studies seemed an appropriate way to encourage this. More details will be forthcoming as it takes shape. 2011 marks the occasion of the 16th Oxford International Patristics Conference, an occasion at which many of our members will be present, and when we will have the opportunity to hold a General Meeting, as well as a Council of elected representatives to discuss the various aspects of the life of the Association and to hold elections for a new executive. In accordance with our aim to encourage and support young scholars in Patristics we are again intending to offer 20 bursaries to cover the conference fee and accommodation in Oxford during the conference. I will be getting in touch with National Correspondents soon to organise these matters. The executive committee continues to work hard on behalf of the Association and I would like to record my heartfelt thanks to Lorenzo Perrone, for his outstanding and committed work as General Secretary, without whom membership would falter and the Bulletin would not appear; to Theo de Bruyn, who has gone well beyond anything that could reasonably be expected of a Vice President in setting up the website and, more recently, the database of the Association; to Benoît Gain for always ensuring that the Association is aware of, and observes, its statutes, and for steering it through the complexities of French law; to Samuel Rubenson for his hard work in securing the robust financial good health of the Association through his careful and painstaking work in making sure that dues are collected. I look forward to seeing many of you at the General Meeting or Council of the Association in Oxford next year. Meanwhile, please do not hesitate to get in touch with any comments or ideas you might have about the general life of the Association, or any matters which you would like to see included on the agenda of our General Meeting. Carol Harrison 5 VIE DE L’ASSOCIATION De la part du Secrétaire / From the Secretary Dear Colleagues, as you will see from the long list of new members, who were admitted into AIEP/IAPS at the meeting of the Executive Committee (Lund, 27-28 August 2010), the positive trend in membership has been maintained in the past year. The new members reflect at its best the international character of our association and provide an encouraging perspective on the development of Patristic studies throughout the world. They are indeed in large part younger researchers who are progressing in their studies of the history and literature of ancient Christianity in different countries, some of these being represented for the first time within our association (Montenegro, Puerto Rico and the Ukraine). The growth in membership has proved remarkable, especially in countries like Argentina, Georgia and Poland, which are actively engaged in furthering our studies. The general assembly held in Cracow on the occasion of the “Colloquium Origenianum Decimum” (2 September 2009) helped to introduce many colleagues in Eastern Europe to the activities of AIEP/IAPS and to promote membership. The Executive Committee will try again to take advantage of future conferences at international or national level to make people acquainted with the aims of our association and stimulate exchange of information and cooperation among Patristic scholars. We rely as always on the support of our national correspondents. It is not easy to maintain relations within such a large international network, though our new website has already contributed to the task and will do it in a more efficient and systematic way in the near future. I would like to thank all the national correspondents who have been in touch with me during the last year providing me with information about their countries, encouraging membership, collecting bibliographic information and the dues. The regular payment of the dues is an essential criterion for evaluating the state of health of an association. Thanks to the excellent work done by our treasurer, Samuel Rubenson, and the constant cooperation of some of our national correspondents the situation has become more and more ordered. Regrettably, we again had to delete a few members who had not paid their dues for several years. We trust the national correspondents will continue their efforts to assure regular payments, which will provide more financial resources for the initiatives of our association. The amount of bibliographic information contained in the Bulletin this year obviously mirrors itself the present state of AIEP/IAPS and hopefully of Patristic studies throughout the world. In several cases the support of the national correspondents has contributed to it in a substantial way, though I am sure that some countries are still under-represented in our bibliographic records. It will be important to fill eventually these omissions in the next issue of the Bulletin, to be published on the occasion of the 16th International Conference on Patristic Studies at Oxford. With view to this unique forum of Patristic scholarship we reckon also on having a new edition of our directory (Annuaire), thanks to the help of the website. Finally, it will perhaps sound strange to insist on it in the epoch of websites and databases; nevertheless let me request again information, criticisms and suggestions for our Bulletin. I expect them both from the national correspondents and the individual members, to make of it more and more of an attractive and useful overview of patristic studies throughout the world. Lorenzo Perrone 6 VIE DE L’ASSOCIATION COTISATION ET ADHÉSION Cotisation 2010 Le montant de la cotisation annuelle est fixé à € 14 pour tous. La cotisation suit l’année civile (de janvier à décembre) et il serait bon, pour faciliter le travail des trésoriers que les membres s'acquittent de leur cotisation au printemps de l'année en cours (janvier – mars). Nous remercions d’avance ceux qui n’attendent pas un rappel pour nous envoyer leur cotisation. Les trésoriers continueront à examiner avec bienveillance toute situation particulière qu’on voudra bien leur faire connaître. En revanche, sauf dispense, “sera radié ipso facto, tout membre qui n’aura pas acquitté sa cotisation pendant plus de deux années consécutives” (Statuts, art.