Marie-Joseph Lagrange
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Marie-Joseph Lagrange was a Catholic
Catholicism
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 priest
Priest
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 in the Dominican Order
Dominican Order
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 and founder of the École Biblique
École Biblique
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 in Jerusalem. A scholar of wide-ranging interests, he was the author of Critique textuelle; II, La critique rationnelle (Paris, 1936), an influential handbook of textual theory and method as related to the textual criticism
Textual criticism
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 of the New Testament
New Testament
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Further reading

  • Jean Guitton, Portrait du père Lagrange, celui qui a réconcilié la science et la foi, Robert Laffont, 1992.
  • Bernard Montagnes, Marie-Joseph Lagrange - Une biographie critique, Paris, Cerf, 2004.

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