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The Vulgate is a Latin translation of the Bible completed in the late 4th century, primarily by Saint Jerome, who was commissioned by Pope Damasus I in 382 to revise the Gospels used by the Roman Church. It matters because Jerome later expanded this work to translate most of the Bible into Latin, creating a version that became foundational to the Roman Catholic Church and Western Christian tradition.
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- Versio vulgata
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Als Vulgata (lat. für volkstümlich) werden allgemein verbreitete und übliche Textfassungen bezeichnet, auch populäre Bearbeitungen literarischer Stoffe wie der Alexandergeschichte. Im engeren Sinne bezeichnet der Ausdruck (Biblia) Vulgata die im Mittelalter verbreitete lateinische Fassung der Bibel, die sich gegen verschiedene ältere lateinische Bibelübersetzungen (Sammelbegriff Vetus Latina) durchgesetzt hat. Der Ausdruck Vulgata selbst ist nachmittelalterlich.
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