Jérôme Besoigne

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Jérôme Besoigne (born Paris, 1686, died 1763) was a prominent Jansenist apologist and oppositionist to the Bull "Unigenitus." He ordained in 1715 and received a doctorate at the Sorbonne in 1718.

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  • History of the Abbey of Port Royal (6 vols.),
  • Concorde des livres de la Sagesse (Paris, 1737)
  • Morale des Apôtres ou concorde des épîtres de saint Paul et des épîtres cononiques du N. T. (Paris, 1747).

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