đ bookblog: â¤ď¸â¤ď¸â¤ď¸đ¤đ¤ for Les Trois NĂŠphites, Le Bodhisattva et le MahdĂŽ, by Jad Hatem
- One minute read - 77 words - kudos:I don’t remember how I discovered this book, but when ordering some books from France early in the pandemic, I couldn’t pass up the chance to read a Lebanese scholar’s treatment of the Three Nephites in the original French. That said, while there were interesting bits in here, I just don’t know that I follow academic French well enough to really get this. I have a PDF of the English translation that may be worth briefly revisiting.
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