Nouum Testamentum Latine
presents the New Testament in Latin, based on the Vulgate translation attributed to Saint Jerome. This edition, potentially dating from 1911, offers scholars and students access to a foundational text in Western Christianity. The Vulgate, a late 4th-century Latin translation of the Bible, became the Catholic Church's standard Latin Bible and remains a significant resource for understanding the development of Christian theology and the Latin language itself.
This edition of the 'Nouum Testamentum' allows readers to engage with the scriptures in their historical and linguistic context. It is invaluable for those studying biblical history, classical languages, and the history of the Catholic Church. Its enduring relevance lies in its contribution to the standardization of biblical texts and its influence on Western culture.
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