1682 Bible & Letters of Saint Jerome Catholic Church History Asceticism PARIS

“When the stomach is full, it is easy to talk of fasting.”

 – Jerome, Epistle 58

Saint Jerome was a 4^th-century, early church father. While he was most known for his translation of the Bible, he also wrote a collection of letters which are now known his ‘Epistles.’ These letters were written on a variety of topics, but most of them were written as warnings against sin and detestable devices such as sexual immorality within the clergy, clothing advised for virgins, gluttony and fasting, and laboring over Biblical texts. These letters were written to and from important men and women of the church such as Augustine, Theophilus, Heliodorus, and the Popes.

This 1682 French edition was published in Paris by Couterot, translated by Jean Petit, and features a portrait frontispiece of Jerome.

Item number: #25131

Price: $499

JEROME, Saint

Les lettres de S. Jerôme : traduction nouvelle

Paris: Chez Jean Couterot, 1682.

Details:

·       Collation: Complete with all pages

o   [46], 680, [16]

·       Language: French

·       Binding: Leather; tight and secure

·       Size: ~7.5in X 5in (19cm x 13cm)

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