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The Letters of St. Jerome

St Jerome (AD 345–420) · Epistolae · PL 22, 327–1224

  1. 1. To Innocent
  2. 2. To Theodosius and the Rest of the Anchorites
  3. 3. To Rufinus the Monk
  4. 4. To Florentius
  5. 5. To Florentius
  6. 6. To Julian, a Deacon of Antioch
  7. 7. To Chromatius, Jovinus, and Eusebius
  8. 8. To Niceas, Sub-Deacon of Aquileia
  9. 9. To Chrysogonus, a Monk of Aquileia
  10. 10. To Paul, an Old Man of Concordia
  11. 11. To the Virgins of Æmona
  12. 12. To Antony, Monk
  13. 13. To Castorina, His Maternal Aunt
  14. 14. To Heliodorus, Monk
  15. 15. To Pope Damasus
  16. 16. To Pope Damasus
  17. 17. To the Presbyter Marcus
  18. 18. To Pope Damasus
  19. 19. From Pope Damasus
  20. 20. To Pope Damasus
  21. 21. To Damasus
  22. 22. To Eustochium
  23. 23. To Marcella
  24. 24. To Marcella
  25. 25. To Marcella
  26. 26. To Marcella
  27. 27. To Marcella
  28. 28. To Marcella
  29. 29. To Marcella
  30. 30. To Paula
  31. 31. To Eustochium
  32. 32. To Marcella
  33. 33. To Paula
  34. 34. To Marcella
  35. 35. From Pope Damasus
  36. 36. To Pope Damasus
  37. 37. To Marcella
  38. 38. To Marcella
  39. 39. To Paula
  40. 40. To Marcella
  41. 41. To Marcella
  42. 42. To Marcella
  43. 43. To Marcella
  44. 44. To Marcella
  45. 45. To Asella
  46. 46. Paula and Eustochium to Marcella
  47. 47. To Desiderius
  48. 48. To Pammachius
  49. 49. To Pammachius
  50. 50. To Domnio
  51. 51. From Epiphanius, Bishop of Salamis, in Cyprus, to John, Bishop of Jerusalem
  52. 52. To Nepotian
  53. 53. To Paulinus
  54. 54. To Furia
  55. 55. To Amandus
  56. 56. From Augustine
  57. 57. To Pammachius on the Best Method of Translating
  58. 58. To Paulinus
  59. 59. To Marcella
  60. 60. To Heliodorus
  61. 61. To Vigilantius
  62. 62. To Tranquillinus
  63. 63. To Theophilus
  64. 64. To Fabiola
  65. 65. To Principia
  66. 66. To Pammachius
  67. 67. From Augustine
  68. 68. To Castrutius
  69. 69. To Oceanus
  70. 70. To Magnus an Orator of Rome
  71. 71. To Lucinius
  72. 72. To Vitalis
  73. 73. To Evangelus
  74. 74. To Rufinus of Rome
  75. 75. To Theodora
  76. 76. To Abigaus
  77. 77. To Oceanus
  78. 78. To Fabiola
  79. 79. To Salvina
  80. 80. From Rufinus to Macarius
  81. 81. To Rufinus
  82. 82. To Theophilus Bishop of Alexandria
  83. 83. From Pammachius and Oceanus
  84. 84. To Pammachius and Oceanus
  85. 85. To Paulinus
  86. 86. To Theophilus
  87. 87. From Theophilus to Jerome
  88. 88. To Theophilus
  89. 89. From Theophilus to Jerome
  90. 90. From Theophilus to Epiphanius
  91. 91. From Epiphanius to Jerome
  92. 92. The Synodical Letter of Theophilus to the Bishops of Palestine and of Cyprus
  93. 93. From the Bishops of Palestine to Theophilus
  94. 94. From Dionysius to Theophilus
  95. 95. From Pope Anastasius to Simplicianus
  96. 96. From Theophilus
  97. 97. To Pammachius and Marcella
  98. 98. From Theophilus
  99. 99. To Theophilus
  100. 100. From Theophilus
  101. 101. From Augustine
  102. 102. To Augustine
  103. 103. To Augustine
  104. 104. From Augustine
  105. 105. To Augustine
  106. 106. To Sunnias and Fretela
  107. 107. To Laeta
  108. 108. To Eustochium
  109. 109. To Riparius
  110. 110. From Augustine
  111. 111. From Augustine to Præsidius
  112. 112. To Augustine
  113. 113. From Theophilus to Jerome
  114. 114. To Theophilus
  115. 115. To Augustine
  116. 116. From Augustine
  117. 117. To a Mother and Daughter Living in Gaul
  118. 118. To Julian
  119. 119. To Minervius and Alexander
  120. 120. To Hedibia
  121. 121. To Algasia
  122. 122. To Rusticus
  123. 123. To Ageruchia
  124. 124. To Avitus
  125. 125. To Rusticus
  126. 126. To Marcellinus and Anapsychia
  127. 127. To Principia
  128. 128. To Gaudentius
  129. 129. To Dardanus
  130. 130. To Demetrius
  131. 131. From Augustine
  132. 132. From Augustine
  133. 133. To Ctesiphon
  134. 134. To Augustine
  135. 135. From Pope Innocent to Aurelius
  136. 136. From Pope Innocent to Jerome
  137. 137. From Pope Innocent to John, Bishop of Jerusalem
  138. 138. To Riparius
  139. 139. To Apronius
  140. 140. To Cyprian the Presbyter
  141. 141. To Augustine
  142. 142. To Augustine
  143. 143. To Alypius and Augustine
  144. 144. From Augustine to Optatus
  145. 145. To Exuperantius
  146. 146. To Evangelus
  147. 147. To Sabinianus
  148. 148. To the Matron Celantia
  149. 149. On the Jewish Festivals
  150. 150. From Procopius to Jerome

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St Thomas Aquinas, Summa theologiae 1265–1273 cites it 42 times

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The popes 1943–1943 cite it in 1 document

Pius XII, Divino afflante Spiritu 1943

The Enciclopedia Cattolica 1948–1954 cited in 54 articles

Adommim (Hebrew Ma'aleh-Adummim «Ascent of the Reds», i.e., «Red Ascent») 102 · Ennon 73 · Agapete 22.1 · Alleluia 77.1 · Ambrose, Saint 84.7 · Aniano di Celida 133.1 · Antipatris 108.1 · Apocalypse 129 · Arsenius the Great (Ἀρσένιος ὁ Μέγας), Saint 108.14 · Bethlehem (Hebrew Beth-Lehem = "House of Bread"; Greek more commonly Βαβλή and Βηβλή; Vulgate Bethlehem; Arabic Bayt-Laḥm = "House of Meat") 58.3 · Ceremonial of Bishops 56 · Pagan Classics, Question of the 70.1 · Cross 18 · Demetrias 130.1 · Deacon and Archdeacon 125.1 · Fasting 27.1 · Domitilla, Cemetery of 108.1 · Hebrews, Epistle to the 129 · Eusebius of Caesarea 133.1 · Eustochium, Saint 22.1 · Fabian, Pope, Saint, Martyr 84.10 · Flagellation 108.1 · Josephus, Flavius (Ἰώσηπος) 70.1 · Gregory Nazianzen 2 · Indissolubility of Marriage and Divorce 55.1 · Hell 62 · Hypostasis 15.1 · Histriones 4 · Lazarus of Bethany 108.1 · Lea, Saint 23.1 · Mark, Deacon, Hagiographer 107.1 · Marriage 48.18 · Matthew, Apostle, Evangelist, Saint 50.1 · Mitanni 107.2 · Novatian and Novatianism 36 · Oblates and Oblate Sisters 107.1 · Origen and Origenism 33.1 · Hospitals (Hospitium, Hospitale) 77.1 · Penance 130.9 · Quadratus, Apologist 70.1 · Rama (Heb. Hā-Rāmāh = "The Height") 108.1 · Resurrection of the Dead 108.31 · Samaria (Heb. Šōmērōn) Ass 68 · Saints, Cult of the 109.1 · Syncretism 119 · Sirens 145 · Trier (Trevi), Diocese of 3.5 · Virginity of Mary 48.21 · Vigilantius 58.1 · Agape (Ἀγάπη "love, charity" in the New Testament) 22.32 · Damasus I, Pope, Saint 1.15 · Dance 70.1 · Annunciation of the Lord 22.1 · Widowhood 54.1

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Philip Schaff and Henry Wace (eds.), New York: Christian Literature Publishing Co., 1890-1900. Public domain: English translation first published 1885-1900 (Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Second Series). Latin: Migne, Patrologia Latina (1844-1855), public domain; transcription from Corpus Corporum (University of Zurich).

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