Sancti Hieronymi Presbyteri Tractatus Sive Homiliae In Psalmos, In Marci Evangelium, Aliaque Varia Argumenta

Sancti Hieronymi Presbyteri Tractatus Sive Homiliae In Psalmos, In Marci Evangelium, Aliaque Varia Argumenta presents a collection of Saint Jerome's homilies and treatises on the Psalms, the Gospel of Mark, and various other theological subjects. This edition, carefully edited by Germanus Morin, brings to light previously undiscovered sections and restores the original text, correcting earlier corruptions. Morin's critical commentaries enhance the text, providing valuable insights for scholars and theologians interested in Jerome's interpretations of scripture. This work offers a profound exploration of early Christian thought and biblical exegesis, making it an essential resource for understanding the development of Western theological tradition. The collection showcases Jerome's erudition and his lasting influence on Christian doctrine.

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