Treatise on Pauline theology, printed in Paris by J. Gabalda and sons in 1928, in French.

Jean Duperray (October 11, 1889 – October 25, 1957) was a French Roman Catholic bishop and theologian renowned for his scholarly contributions to Christian theology. He was appointed Bishop of Montpellier in 1949, a position he held until his death in 1957. Prior to his episcopal appointment, Duperray was a professor at the Catholic University of Lyon, where he engaged in theological research and teaching. His notable work, Le Christ dans la Vie Chrétienne d’après Saint Paul, reflects his deep engagement with Pauline theology, examining the role of Christ in Christian life as presented in the writings of Saint Paul. Duperray's academic pursuits and ecclesiastical leadership significantly influenced mid-20th-century Catholic thought in France.

Book has 294 pages. Dimensions: 18 cm x 12 cm x 2 cm. 

Volume is in "very good" shape. There is a fade to the leather spine and minimal roughness around the corners. At the inside of front cover there is ex-libris sticker reading "Ex Bibliotheca Seminarii Ioannis - 23 Nov 1951" with red-pink stamp "Spir- Foreign". There are no signatures.