Abstract
A partir de la documentation connue en provenance d’Asie centrale et de la Chine (stele de Xiʾan, manuscrits de Dunhuang et de Qara-Qoto, nombreuses pierres tombales et fragments syriaques), cet ouvrage revisite l’histoire du christianisme syriaque oriental, appele Jingjiao en chinois, dans cette aire geographique, de l’epoque de la dynastie Tang jusqu’a la periode mongole. Vingt-quatre articles partagent le volume, subdivises en trois rubriques : manuscrits et inscriptions ; perspectives his...
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