The letters of Jerome : asceticism, biblical exegesis, and the construction of Christian authority in late antiquity / / Andrew Cain.
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Superior document: | Oxford early Christian studies |
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Year of Publication: | 2009 |
Language: | English |
Series: | Oxford early Christian studies.
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Physical Description: | xiv, 286 p. |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- 'The voice of one calling in the desert'
- Epistularum ad diversos liber : structure and contents
- Hieronymus eremita : the textualized 'saint'
- Rhetoric and reproach
- An ascetic conversion story in letters
- Introducing ... Jerome
- A pope and his scholar
- Jerome on Damasus on Jerome : revisionist reminiscences
- The great commission
- The correspondence : 'Hebrew verity' and Ambrosiaster
- Claiming Marcella
- Ad Marcellam epistularum liber : structure and contents
- Hagiography, hermeneutics, Hebrew, and heretics
- Sealing a spiritual and scholarly legacy
- Expulsion from Rome
- Theological controversy
- The gathering storm : Blesilla's death
- The beginning of the end
- The 'disgrace of a false charge'
- Paula's seducer?
- The case against Jerome : trial and conviction
- Exile of a prophet
- The embattled ascetic saga
- Jerome's personal, theological, and ecclesiastical profiles
- Jerome's spiritual advice
- Legitimization
- The exegetical letters
- Remembering Fabiola, defending Hebrew verity
- From Bethlehem to the furthest reaches of Gaul
- Ep . 120 to Hedibia (Bordeaux)
- Ep . 121 to Algasia (Cahors?)
- Cultivated image.