
Rôle De Jacques Lefèvre D'etaples À L'origine De La Réformation Française... - Paperback
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Dans ce livre, Henri de Sabatier-Plantier explore le rôle de Jacques Lefèvre d'Etaples, un théologien et humaniste français du XVIe siècle, dans l'émergence de la Réformation en France. Lefèvre d'Etaples a été l'un des premiers à traduire la Bible en français, et ses écrits ont influencé de nombreux réformateurs français, tels que Calvin et Farel. Sabatier-Plantier examine les idées théologiques de Lefèvre d'Etaples et leur impact sur la Réformation, ainsi que les relations de ce dernier avec les autres figures majeures du mouvement. Ce livre est une contribution importante à l'histoire religieuse de la France moderne.
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