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Gottschalk is a surprisingly unfamiliar figure in this country. Since Archbishop Ussher produced the first modern study of him in 1631, very little has been written about him in English-speaking countries, whereas in France and Germany he has been the subject of innumerable articles and many books. There has been renewed interest in Gottschalk since Dom Morin stumbled on some long-lost works by him in the Bongars library in Bern in 1931. For English readers it may be well to begin with a brief account of the facts.

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Gottschalk of Orbais: Reactionary or Precursor of the Reformation?

Jean le Théologien et son Évangile dans l'Église Ancienne. By M. Braun, O.P. (Études Bibliques). Pp. xx + 428. Paris: J. Gabalda, 1959. Frs. 3,500.

The Christian Message and Myth: the Theology of Rudolf Bultmann. By L. Malevez, S.J. (Library of Philosophy and Theology). Pp. 215. London: S.C.M. Press, 1958. 25s.

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Gottschalk of Orbais: Reactionary or Precursor of the Reformation?

Jean le Théologien et son Évangile dans l'Église Ancienne. By M. Braun, O.P. (Études Bibliques). Pp. xx + 428. Paris: J. Gabalda, 1959. Frs. 3,500.

The Christian Message and Myth: the Theology of Rudolf Bultmann. By L. Malevez, S.J. (Library of Philosophy and Theology). Pp. 215. London: S.C.M. Press, 1958. 25s.