BULLETIN D'ANCIENNE LITTÉRATURE ET D'ARCHÉOLOGIE CHRÉTIENNES. — Founded in Paris in 1911 by P. BATIFFOL, PIERRE (v.) and P. de Laribolle (v.) to link studies of Christian antiquity with those of early Christian literature and related historical problems. It had a brief existence, being discontinued in 1914 with the outbreak of war, but it yielded valuable contributions from both founders and an elite group of editors, including J. P. Kirsch, H. Leclercq, C. Morin, H. Quentin, I. Tixcent, A. Wilmart, and J. Zeiller.
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