This collection of Latin letters by Saint Jerome, translated and edited by A. Allen Woodruff and Gertrude Marvin Woodruff Stokes, offers a fascinating glimpse into the intellectual and religious world of late antiquity. With a mixture of theological arguments, personal reflections, and advice to friends and followers, these letters offer a unique insight into one of the most important figures of the early Christian church.
This classic work of literature examines the lives and accomplishments of some of history's most famous figures. Written by the renowned scholar and theologian Eusebius, it provides in-depth biographies of figures such as Julius Caesar, Alexander the Great, and Saint Paul. A must-read for anyone interested in ancient history and culture.
Written during Jerome's time in the Syrian desert, this work from 374 or 375 offers a glimpse into the life of Paulus of Concordia. The text provides insights into the spiritual and ascetic practices of early Christian monasticism, reflecting the cultural and religious dynamics of the era. It serves as both a biography and a testament to the virtues of a life dedicated to faith and contemplation.
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Celebrating the 1600th anniversary of Saint Jerome's death, this collection offers insightful quotes from the revered saint, covering diverse topics such as Scripture, the Trinity, and chastity. Each selection is well-organized and sourced, allowing readers to explore longer passages if desired. The volume also includes a comprehensive list of works cited and an index, making it a valuable resource for those interested in Catholic teachings and the wisdom of this important figure in Church history.
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Focusing on practical guidance, this handbook offers comprehensive insights into canary breeding and management, making it accessible for beginners. It covers essential topics, including cage construction, dietary needs, and health issues, alongside breeding preparation and care for young birds. The book is richly illustrated and serves as a valuable resource for both new and experienced canary enthusiasts. Its republishing ensures that this timeless knowledge remains available in an affordable, high-quality format.
The book presents the first complete English translation of Jerome's Commentaries on the Twelve Prophets, regarded as his most significant work. Edited by Thomas Scheck, this volume provides scholars and readers with critical insights into the biblical texts, showcasing Jerome's theological interpretations and historical context. It enriches the Ancient Christian Texts series by making these important commentaries accessible to a broader audience.