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Jacques Paul Migne

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Jacques Paul Migne , 1800-1875, French publisher of theological works, a Roman Catholic priest (ordained 1824). He set up a printing press in Paris and printed many religious and theological works. His principal publication was called Patrologia, an ambitious project the aim of which was to publish the writings of all Christian writers into the Middle Ages. The texts reproduced in the Patrologia series are being replaced only gradually with better editions. There were three series: Latin Fathers to Innocent III (217 vol. and an index in 4 vol.); Greek Fathers (to 1438) in Latin translation... Read more
Migne, Jacques-Paul
Migne, Jacques-Paul (1800–75), editor and publisher of theological literature. He published a vast collection of religious texts and dictionaries... Read more
patristic literature
...monumental collection of the Fathers (to Innocent III in the West and to the fall of Constantinople in the East) by Jacques Paul Migne ; the Greek texts are accompanied by Latin translations. There are several collections of the Fathers in English... Read more

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