Definitionn. the Latin edition of the Bible translated from Hebrew and Greek mainly by St. Jerome at the end of the 4th century
Last update: August 17, 2015
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26) is called haiPno, where the Vulgate has gentilis. [Please select]
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The Vulgate translates it avaritia. [Please select]
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This is why all the old artists, who were guided by the Vulgate, represented Moses with horns. [Please select]
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By preparing a new and more accurate translation, Erasmus revealed the fact that the Vulgate contained many errors. [Please select]
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As they were printing a Bible, a Vulgate, he was led to compare the Latin with the original Hebrew. [Please select]
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Esdras in the Middle Ages, and the canonical books in the Vulgate called I. [Please select]
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Augustine, the Vulgate, Claudian, Sidonius Apollinaris, Ausonius--I mention but a few names--are not these literature. [Please select]
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Wycliffe's Bible, which is translated from the Vulgate, reads thus: "A man whanne he was in honour understood it not; he is compared to unwise beestis, and is maad lijk to tho." [Please select]
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In the old Latin version made by Jerome in the fifth century, and known as the Vulgate, translated into what is now called the Douay Bible, we read that "Moses' face was horned." [Please select]
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