10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HIERONYMIAN»
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1
A disputation on Holy Scripture against the papists, ...
The old was most probably that same Italic; the new the Hieronymian, which
presently after its publication began to be read in some churches, as we may
collect from Augustine's 10th epistle to Jerome, where he writes that some
Christians ...
2
The Apostolic Fathers [patres Apostolici]
respondence is all the clearer because the Armenian and Hieronymian dates for
Antioch are identical. The first, second, and third require examination. ' The
Armenian list for Antioch starts in the same year as the list for Rome; the
Hieronymian ...
Joseph Barber Lightfoot, 1973
3
Anglo-Saxon Perceptions of the Islamic World
Old Latin books of the Bible continued to circulate throughout the West for
centuries, sometimes singly, sometimes bound together in pandects, often
together with the Hieronymian versions of other books. By the end of the sixth
century, books ...
Katharine Scarfe Beckett, 2003
4
The Lives of the Ninth-century Popes (Liber Pontificalis): ...
To support this view, he cited the Hieronymian Martyrology, which has the 3
martyrs both on 14 April in Praetextatus and on 21 April but in Callistus, and
suggested that the latter entry referred to such a translation. Duchesne objected
that all ...
names refer to Jesus's relatives. Moreover, under the Hieronymian (Jerome's)
view of Jesus's family (see below), Simeon was known as the son of Cleopas and
the cousin of Jesus. In other words, despite the respective identifications in the ...
6
Medieval Ireland: An Encyclopedia
The earliest martyrology, spuriously named Hieronymian after Jerome (d. c. 420),
was compiled in the early seventh century, possibly at Luxeuil. Its earliest
manuscript, the Martyrology of St. Willibrord of Echternach, which dates to shortly
after ...
7
The Text of the Old Testament in Anglo-Saxon England
In my description of manuscript variations, I use the convention of presenting the '
Hieronymian' reading, as established by the Benedictine editors, as the standard
reading. 'Variants' are therefore readings which differ from this, although in ...
8
Texts and Studies: Contributions to Biblical and Patristic ...
with the corresponding Hieronymian comments. His conclusion is that the would-
be Jerome is the original Pelagius as revised by Cassiodorus, who made
excisions in the interests of orthodoxy1. The industry which Garnier displayed
gained a ...
Joseph Armitage Robinson, 1891
9
Studies in Biblical and Patristic Criticism: Or Studia ...
Following a suggestion of Corssen's that the human head over the Hilarian
division might be possibly intended for a representation of the first Person in the
Trinity, he proposed to place that list first, the Hieronymian division with the Lamb,
...
Driver, William Sanday, Cheyne, 2006
10
The Pseudo-Gregorian dialogues. 1 (1987)
21 16 In their preface the editors argue cogently that the prototype of the
Hieronymian Martyrology as we know it, incorporating earlier eastern, Roman
and African materials, took its shape in sixth-century Italy. The compiler's own
main sources ...
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