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Jerome, or Eusebius Hieronymus, was a significant scholar of the early Church, and is best known for his Latin translation of the bible, the Vulgate edition. Sometimes writing under the pseudonym Sophronius, he was a hermit for a time and established a monastery at Bethlehem; he also served as secretary to Pope Damasus. Jerome is the patron saint of librarians and translators. He would later become a popular subject for late medieval and Renaissance art.
Important Dates
Died: Sept. 30, ~420
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Saint Jerome on the Web: Biographical
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Saint Jerome in Print
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