“La Revue Bénédictine”

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“La Revue Bénédictine”

The Revue Bénédictine (since 1884) is a scholarly journal of ecclesiastical history and literature. It is published twice a year (more than 500 pages). It publishes unpublished texts, original studies in French, English, German and Italian, reviews of recently published works, as well as two bibliographic bulletins.

The Bulletin of Benedictine History (M. Fabian Wautelet) accompanies each issue in the form of a separate booklet; the Bulletin of the Latin Bible (Prof. J.-Cl. Haelewyck and Dom P.-M. Bogaert) appears every two years in the Review in the form of articles.

Please find below our 2026 subscription packages and instructions for authors.

SUBSCRIPTION FORMULAS:
  • Paper (journal and bulletin) for Belgium 150 €
  • Paper (journal and bulletin) for other countries 165 €
  • Paper (magazine and newsletter) through a booksellere 185 €

  • Print (journal and newsletter) and online access 215 € htva
  • Online access without the newsletter 160 € htva

Booklets are sent only after receipt of payment.

For the purchase of several volumes or a complete collection (paper only), significant reduction. To request a price, contact the Secretariat of “La Revue Bénédictine.

For orders and inquiries, contact:

Print, with the Bulletin and online access
Online access only without the Bulleti
n
BREPOLS PUBLISHERS
Begijnhof 67
B – 2300 TURNHOUT (Belgium)
Tel. : +32 14 44 80 30 / Fax : +32 14 42 89 19
E-mail : periodicals@brepols.net

Abonnement papier (avec le Bulletin)
Print only (with the Bulletin)
REVUE BÉNÉDICTINE
Abbaye de Maredsous
B – 5537 Denée (Belgium)
Tél. : +32 82 698 277
New email address : revue.bene@maredsous.com

New International Bank Account Number :
BNP Paribas Fortis
IBAN : BE12 2500 0634 4592
BIC/SWIFT : GEBABEBB
TVA n° BE 0407.585.882

INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS

The Benedictine Review publishes articles on patristics and Benedictine monastic history; these articles, implementing philological and historical methods, must constitute an original contribution to research and cannot have been published previously or simultaneously elsewhere.

Articles can be written in English, French, German and Italian. The author will attach a summary of about ten lines in the language of composition and, if possible, in English. This summary will not be printed, but will be used to find the article on la Revue Bénédictine website and online.

Furthermore, for the purpose of detailed online referencing, authors are asked to provide a bibliography of the works cited in the article, distinguishing between:

  1. Manuscripts and archives;
  2. Printed sources;
  3. Works.

The author will clearly indicate his surname, first name, function, professional address. With a view to sending proofs and reprints, the editorial office should be informed of the useful postal address and, where applicable, any change in this address.

The article sent to the editor will be read by members of the reading committee. La Revue Bénédictine may subject its acceptance to adaptations or improvements suggested by this committee. It gives its response as soon as possible, at the latest within three months of receipt of the manuscript.

When the article is accepted, la Revue Bénédictine needs the electronic copy and the hard copy of the article in its final form from the author’s point of view. The editor is responsible for putting it in style according to the uses of the journal.

The author who entrusts an article to la Revue Bénédictine thereby authorizes the journal to introduce the document on other media, in particular electronic. Brepols Publishers ensures the exclusive online distribution of articles.

For illustrations and plates, the author must personally request permission from the rights holders and inform the editors of the Revue bénédictine.

For any reprint or other printing of the article, the author must obtain the written permission of la Revue Bénédictine (at the earliest three years after the first publication) and respect the rights of Brepols Publishers.

From 2024 onwards, the Revue bénédictine will no longer send offprints to authors. Authors will now receive a PDF of their article and a copy of the journal issue in which it was published at their home address. Authors agree to use the PDF for private, non-commercial purposes only.

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