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الصفحة 178
... Jerome was familiar with this tradi- tion in both East and West and he draws heavily upon it . In fact he says scarcely anything that cannot be found elsewhere . Investigation reveals that Jerome's originality in this letter has been ...
... Jerome was familiar with this tradi- tion in both East and West and he draws heavily upon it . In fact he says scarcely anything that cannot be found elsewhere . Investigation reveals that Jerome's originality in this letter has been ...
الصفحة 181
... Jerome wrote to Eustochium he had asserted in oration 37,1010 that wedlock would not be sacred if it did not produce virgins . The second passage from Eusebius ' homily had in addition pointed out that without marriage there could be no ...
... Jerome wrote to Eustochium he had asserted in oration 37,1010 that wedlock would not be sacred if it did not produce virgins . The second passage from Eusebius ' homily had in addition pointed out that without marriage there could be no ...
الصفحة 183
Jerome himself is so confident that when Jovinian put Elijah and Elisha in his list of biblical husbands , he thought his opponent's fatuity was self - evident and therefore rebuttal superfluous ( adv . Iov . 1,25 ) . Jovinian was not ...
Jerome himself is so confident that when Jovinian put Elijah and Elisha in his list of biblical husbands , he thought his opponent's fatuity was self - evident and therefore rebuttal superfluous ( adv . Iov . 1,25 ) . Jovinian was not ...
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