Daniel-Rops

Anyone familiar with this author's work. I found a copy of Daily Life in the Time of Jesus today and was wondering how sound are the author's observations especially in the light of the last fifty years or so. If this man's work is still useful, maybe it should be in Logos.

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fgh

Daniel-Rops was a Historian, member of the French Academy and revert to Catholicism. According to Wikipedia he was for a while "undoubtedly the French writer most widely read by post-war Catholics". I've got two of the books in his series History of the Church of Christ, and wouldn't mind having them in Logos, but so far I've never found time to actually read them.

JT (alabama24)

so far I've never found time to actually read them

…the Logos user's bane (never enough time to read). [:P]

mab

so far I've never found time to actually read them

…the Logos user's bane (never enough time to read).

Careful now. It's bad enough our vast libraries are hidden from view. We don't want people to think we're just spending our time on this forum. [:(]

Anyone actually read this gentleman's work?

fgh

Anyone actually read this gentleman's work?

Presumably, or he couldn't have been "undoubtedly the French writer most widely read by post-war Catholics". [:P]

Also, Steve Ray seems to have read him, since I happened to find the book in the OP in the bibliography of Steve's book on John some hours ago.