Publications
Here are all my publications, whether in scholarly volumes or for the general public.
Shemihazah and co. Onomastics of the Fallen Angels in the Aramaic Manuscripts of the Book of Enoch
Who are the fallen angels? Where do they come from? What are their names? This last question caught my attention, and I invite you to discover my conclusions in the following paper: Langlois, Michael.... Read More
Contemporary Art and Spiritual Expressions
This the theme of a major european conference that will take place at the University of Strasbourg on January 28-30, 2011 and which will accompany the “Psalms in Dialog – Himmelwärts” e... Read More
About Th. Römer (ed), The Books of Leviticus and Numbers
I was asked by Transeuphratène to write a review of the book edited by Thomas Römer, The Books of Leviticus and Numbers, in the Bibliotheca Ephemeridum Theologicarum Lovaniensium series (Peeters, 20... Read More
The Qumran Library, 2. Torah — Exodus – Leviticus – Numbers
The Qumran Library‘s second volume is out! After a first volume on Genesis, we worked on Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers. For those who do not know this project, our purpose it to offer a bilingu... Read More
Qumran: The Dead Scrolls Revealed
The exhibition on the Dead Sea Scrolls at the National Library of France has been a huge success: 30000 visitors, unanimous press, book out of print before the exhibition even ended… By the way,... Read More
Introduction to the Old Testament
The latest edition of the Introduction to the Old Testament features a new section on the Eastern Churches’ Old Testament, with a general introduction followed by individual presentations of the... Read More
The Wine Archives from Mari, by Grégory Chambon
The official release of the 2009 Beaujolais Nouveau wines gives me an opportunity to mention the publication of Grégory Chambon’s latest book, The Wine Archives from Mari. I had the pleasure to... Read More
About J.-C. Haelewyck’s Comparative Grammar of the Semitic Languages
At the editor’s request, I wrote in Le Muséon a critical review of Jean-Claude Haelewyck’s Comparative Grammar of the Semitic Languages (Safran, 2006). The unusual length of this recensio... Read More