5B, 1664 Biblical Sacra Latin Vulgate

Notes

The Latin Vulgate, completed by St. Jerome in the late 4th century AD, stands as one of the most influential translations of the Bible. Its 1664 edition, commonly referred to as the Clementine Vulgate, became the official Latin version of the Roman Catholic Church. Known for its eloquent prose and significant theological impact, the Vulgate served as the primary source for Western Christian theology for over a millennium. Its translation was pivotal in shaping religious thought and discourse across Europe and beyond, leaving an enduring mark on both religious and literary history.

Description

Size: 10 x 7 x 3 inches 

Brown leather with gold embossing front, back and spine, four raised bands with black labels on spine reading, "Biblia Sacra" and "Vulgate 1664", very good condition.