The story of Vulgate
The Latin Bible, translated mainly by Jerome from about 382; the standard Latin Bible of Western Christianity for over a thousand years.
382–c. 405
Vulgate. The Latin Bible, translated mainly by Jerome from about 382; the standard Latin Bible of Western Christianity for over a thousand years.
382–c. 405
Jerome authored the Vulgate.
Britannica says the Vulgate was “primarily” translated by Jerome. The Pope’s commission began in 382; Britannica says Jerome had his own Latin translation of the whole Old Testament, from the Hebrew, by the end of 405.
The Vulgate, editions: the Gutenberg Bible.
The Vulgate, edition of the Bible.
The Vulgate, influenced by the Septuagint.
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