Jerome's biblical commentaries

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Jerome's biblical commentaries are a collection of influential Latin exegeses on various books of the Bible by the early Christian scholar and Church Father Jerome.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian theological work
biblical commentary collection
aim defend Christian doctrine
explain Scripture
associatedWith Vulgate
author Jerome
circulation manuscript tradition
contains Commentary on Daniel
Commentary on Ecclesiastes
Commentary on Ephesians
Commentary on Ezekiel
Commentary on Galatians
Commentary on Habakkuk
Commentary on Haggai
Commentary on Isaiah
Commentary on Jeremiah
Commentary on Jonah
Commentary on Malachi
Commentary on Matthew
Commentary on Nahum
Commentary on Philemon
Commentary on Titus
Commentary on Zechariah
Commentary on Zephaniah
Commentary on the Minor Prophets
focus New Testament
Old Testament
genre biblical exegesis
historicalContext Late Antiquity
influenced Latin theology
Western Christianity
medieval biblical exegesis
language Latin
method historical exegesis
philological exegesis
theological exegesis
preservedIn medieval Latin manuscripts
religiousTradition Christianity
sourceLanguageKnowledge Greek
Hebrew
studiedIn biblical studies
historical theology
patristics
theologicalTradition Latin Church Fathers
timePeriod 4th century
5th century
usedBy Catholic theologians
Protestant reformers
medieval scholars
monastic communities

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Commentary on Ezekiel partOf Jerome's biblical commentaries
Jerome’s Commentary on Titus partOf Jerome’s Pauline commentaries
linked to: Jerome's biblical commentaries