Bouyer, Louis, 1913-2004 (Nombre personal)

Saint Phillipe Neri, 1946.

Spiritualità cristiana orientale, 1986: title page (L. Bouyer)

Liturgical piety, 1955: title page (Louis Bouyer)

Bibliothèque nationale de France online catalog, viewed December 10, 2020 (authorized access point: Bouyer, Louis (1913-2004); other data in authority record: born February 17, 1913; died October 23, 2004; Protestant pastor and subsequently a Catholic priest; he wrote novels under several pseudonyms: Thovenot, Jean (Alceste, 1941); Chardin, Guy (Les eaux-belles, 1959); and Lambert, Louis (Prélude à l'apocalypse ou les Derniers chevaliers du Graal, 1982); he also wrote in English) https://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb11893638m

French Wikipedia, viewed December 10, 2020 (Louis Bouyer; born February 17, 1913, in Paris; died October 23, 2004, in Paris; he was raised Protestant and was ordained as a Protestant minister in 1935; influenced by the writings of John Henry Newman, he was received into the Catholic Church in 1939; he entered the Oratory of France and was ordained to the Catholic priesthood; beginning in 1963, he taught at the Institut catholique de Paris; he popularized the works of J.R.R. Tolkien in the French-speaking world; he wrote several novels under pseudonyms)

BGMI, June 10, 2009 (Bouyer, Louis Jean (1913-))

OCLC #37627353: Thovenot, Jean. Alceste, 1941.