Sancti Eusebii Hieronymi stridonensis presbyteri Opera omnia ... post monachorum Ordinis s. Benedicti e Congregatione s. Mauri sed potissimum Joannis Martianaei hujus ordinis recensionem, denuo ad manuscriptos romanos, ambrosianos, veronenses et multos alios, nec non ad omnes editiones gallicanas et exteras castigata, plurimis antea omnino ineditis monumentis, aliisque s. doctoris lucubrationibus seorsim tantum vulgatis aucta, innumeris notis, observationibus, correctionibus illustrata / studio et labore Vallarsii et Maffaei Veronae presbyterorum, operam navantibus aliis in eadem civitate litteratis viris, editito Parisiorum novissima ex secunda ab ipsis veronensibus editoribus curis posterioribus ita recognita ... ex recentis detectis sic ditata ut praesens editio, amplitudine sola caeteris omissis emendationibus, praecedentes omnes editiones, etiam benedictinas, tertia parte seu triente materialiter superet, accurante et denuo recognoscente migne cursuum completorum editore

Hieronymus, s., 342/347-419 (Visualizza in formato Marc21)

Record Nr.: 25107 Pubblicazione: Parisiis : venit apud editorem, 1864-66 Parte del titolo: Hieronymi stridonensis presbyteri Opera omnia Descrizione fisica: 11 t. in 9 v. ; 28 cm Titolo uniforme di collana: Patrologiae cursus completus. Series prima latina ; 22-30. Note: In double columns. The edition of v. 1 in Library of Congress has imprint: Lutetiae Parisiorum, excudebatur et venit apud J.-P. Migne, editorem, 1865. Vol. 2/3 has imprint: Parisiis, excudebat Varyet, 1845. In the preparation of the Benedictine edition (Paris, 1693-1706) Jean Martianay had the assistance of Antoine Pouget, who died after the publication of v. 1. The second "Verona" edition, from which this is reprinted, was published in Venice, 1772-76. In v. 1 the following works are spurious: Eusebius, De morte Hieronymi; Augustini De magnificentiis beati Hieronymi; Cyrilli De miraculis Hieronymi. cf. the Admonitiones. The letter of Pope Anastasius to Simplicianus, bp. of Milan, printed as no. 95 among the letters of St. Hieronymus, is also printed in v. 20, col. 74-76, of this series. The ascription to Sophronius by Erasmus of the Greek translation of the viris illustribus in v. 2 is untenable. cf. Hieronymus, Saint. De viris inlustribus ... hrsg. ... von O. von Gebhardt. Leipzig, 1896. p. [iii]. Expositio interlinearis libri Job in v. 3 in its earliest recension is the work of Philippus, disciple of St. Hieronymus. cf. Admonitio and F. Forget in Vacant. A. Dictionnaire de théologie catholique. paris, 1924, v. 8, col. 923. The translation by St. Hieronymus of Homiliae novem in visiones Isaiae Origenis Adamantii in v. 4 is doubtful, although defended by Bardenbewer. cf. F. Forget in Vacant, ibid., v. 8, col. 922; L. Schade in Buchberger, M. Lexikon für Theologie und Kirche. Freiburg i. B., 1933. v. 5, col. 17; Bardenhewer, Otto, Geschichte der altkirchlichen Literatur, 2. Aufl. Freiburg i. B., 1923. v. 3, p. 612-613. Breviarium in Psalmos in v. 7, though spurious as a whole, nevertheless incorporates genuine Hieronymian materials. cf. Bardenhewer, ibid., v. 3, p. 620. Among the spurious works in v. 11. Epistola V-VI are also printed as Epistola I-II among the doubtful works of St. Maximus, bp. of Turin, in v. 57, col. 921-958 of this series, and Epistola XXXI, seu Tractatus de observatione vigilarum, is also printed as the Opusculum primum of St. Nicetas, bp. of Treves, in v. 68, col. 365-372, of this series, under the title, de vigiliis servorum Dei. The latter is now attributed to St. Nicetas, bp. of Remesiana. cf. Bardenhewer, ibid., v.3, p. 603. Commentarii in Epistolas s. Pauli a sixth century revision of a work by Pelagius. cf. Bardenhewer, ibid. v. 3, p. 625. Livello bibliografico Monografia Formato: Materiale a stampa Lingua di pubblicazione: Latino Altri autori: Hieronymus, s., 342/347-419. Opera omnia Titolo uniforme aggiunto: Biblia. Latino. 1864 Biblia. V.T. Iob. Latino. 1864