It is our sad duty to announce the passing of Professor Carl Laga. Born in Roeselare (Belgium) on October 29, 1924, Prof. Laga died in Leuven on June 28, 2026, at the age of 101. With his passing, the field of Byzantine studies loses a scholar who, for decades, sustained and shaped the discipline at the University of Leuven. His work lives on in the texts he made accessible, in the researchers he inspired and mentored, and in the ongoing research in this field at Leuven. His

In volume 99 of the series Instrumenta Patristica et Mediaevalia Rémi Gounelle, Aidan Conti and Zbigniew Izydorczyk investigate the fascinating set of sermons attributed to pseudo-Eusebius of Alexandria, with a focus on the Greek sermons 15 (CPG 5524) and 17 (CPG 5526), their Latin translations, the Sermo de confusione diaboli et inferni (CPL 977a) and the Gospel of Nicodemus. The book is available in print and in Open Access. [Continue reading below the cover] A fascinating

Volume 50 of the series Corpus Christianorum in Translation offers annotated English translations of the complete Latin Hermetic philosophical corpus based on the most recent critical editions, including the Asclepius, the Glosses on Trismegistus, the Book of Six Principles of Things, and the Book of 24 Philosophers. The volume is the result of a collaboration between Dan Attrell, Brett Bartlett, David Porreca and Matteo Stefani. [Continue reading below the cover] Over the la

The new catalogue "Corpus Christianorum - New and Forthcoming Titles 2026-2027" is out. Browse the catalogue to see the exciting titles that have been and will be published between September 2025 and February 2027. You can download the catalogue here (PDF, 20 pages) or you can scroll down to browse online. This catalogue includes live links to the Brepols website, where you can find more information. Just click the book of your choice and you will be redirected to the corres