Acta Sanctorum: Ed. Novissima; Volume 1

Les Acta Sanctorum est une collection monumentale de documents hagiographiques, écrits en latin, relatant la vie et les miracles des saints chrétiens. Publiés initialement par les jésuites en 1643, les Acta Sanctorum ont été largement utilisés comme source pour les histoires des martyrs et les études sur la vénération des saints. Cette édition, éditée par Daniel Van Papenbroeck et d'autres, comprend des ajouts et des corrections à l'édition originale.

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