In 382 CE, Pope Damscus I commissioned Saint Jerome to write the definitive Latin version of the Bible. His edition, now known as the Latin Vulgate, remains an important source for Catholic translations of Biblical text.
In 382 CE, Pope Damscus I commissioned Saint Jerome to write the definitive Latin version of the Bible. His edition, now known as the Latin Vulgate, remains an important source for Catholic translations of Biblical text.
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