Vigiliae Christianae

Editors-in-Chief:
J. den Boeft (Amsterdam); J. van Oort (Utrecht/Nijmegen); B.D. Ehrman (Chapel Hill); D.T. Runia (Melbourne); C. Scholten (Köln); J.C.M. van Winden (Leiden)

Associate Editors:
S.L. de Blaauw (Nijmegen); A. Le Boulluec (Paris); A. Davids (Nijmegen); R.M. Grant (Chicago); Marguerite Harl (Paris); A. Kamesar (Cincinnati); J. Leemans (Erfurt/Leuven); J.-P. Mahé (Paris); Elaine Pagels (Princeton); G.Rouwhorst (Utrecht); L.V. Rutgers (Utrecht); R. Staats (Kiel); J.van der Vliet (Leiden/Nijmegen)

Arts & Humanities Citation Index
Bibliography of the History of Art
Current Contents
Dietrich's Index Philosophicus
International Philosophy Bibl.
Int'l Bibliography of Book Reviews of Scholarly Literature
M L A International Bibliography of Books & Articles on the Modern Languages and Literatures
New Testament Abstracts
Periodicals Contents Index
Religion Index One: Periodicals
Religion Index Two: Multi Author Works
Religious & Theological Abstracts
Research Alert (Philadelphia)
Russian Academy of Sciences Bibliographies
BibInd.
BibLing
MLA
Biblical Bibliography of Lausanne
Bulletin de bibliographie biblique

'Since 1947, when the study of early Christian literature became steadily invigorated after World War II, Vigiliae Christianae (which could be translated as "Watch over things Christian") has led the field with its unique combination of studies of literature, epigraphy, apocrypha, and Nag Hammadi texts. It is a truly international periodical with its articles and book reviews in major languages in the field.'
Professor Pauline Allen, Director of the Centre for Early Christian Studies at the Australian Catholic University in Brisbane.
'Vigiliae Christianae is the premier journal in the field of early Christian studies, publishing for its readers the highest quality articles. In my opinion, there is no comparable venue for cutting edge and creative research, particularly in the areas of New Testament apocrypha, Nag Hammadi studies, and early patristics. Vigiliae Christianae consistently publishes studies that define and redefine these areas, making it a "classic" journal in its own right.'
April DeConick, Isla Carroll and Percy E. Turner Professor of Biblical Studies Rice University.
'One of the major scientific journals in the study of religion, Vigiliae Christianae is an indispensable tool for scholars and researchers in Christianity and late Antiquity. The wide range of its articles provides a fresh view, from a historical, literary, and philological perspective, on the different aspects of Christian movements and the various influences upon them.'
Madeleine Scopello, Docteur in antiquities, H.D.R.
Researcher at Centre National de la recherché Scientifique Université Paris IV –Sorbonne, Paris.