"Novum Jesu-christi Testamentum, Vulgatae Editionis" presents the New Testament in the Vulgate, a historically significant Latin translation of the Bible. This edition offers readers access to a foundational text that has shaped Christian thought and Western culture for centuries. The Vulgate, traditionally attributed to St. Jerome, served as the standard Bible of the Roman Catholic Church for over 1,500 years and remains an important resource for biblical scholars and theologians.

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