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Jean Carmignac
Abbé Jean Carmignac (7 August, 1914–2 October, 1986) was a French biblical scholar who founded the journal ''Revue de Qumran'' in 1958. He achieved distinction also by publishing early on, with colleagues P. Guilbert, É Cothennet, and H. Lignée, two volumes of translation and commentary on the major scrolls. After his death a special edition of ''Revue de Qumran'' (vol. 13, 1988) was prepared in his honor. Carmignac was also the author of ''The Birth of the Synoptics'' (Michael J. Wrenn, trans.; Chicago: Franciscan Herald Press, 1987).
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Abbé Jean Carmignac (7 August, 1914–2 October, 1986) was a French biblical scholar who founded the journal ''Revue de Qumran'' in 1958. He achieved distinction also by publishing early on, with colleagues P. Guilbert, É Cothennet, and H. Lignée, two volumes of translation and commentary on the major scrolls. After his death a special edition of ''Revue de Qumran'' (vol. 13, 1988) was prepared in his honor. Carmignac was also the author of ''The Birth of the Synoptics'' (Michael J. Wrenn, trans.; Chicago: Franciscan Herald Press, 1987).
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