Codex Aureus, Sive Quattuor Evangelia Ante Hieronymum Latine Translata, edited by I. Belsheim, presents a transcription of the four Gospels translated into Latin before Jerome's Vulgate. This edition makes accessible a valuable codex preserved in the Royal Library of Stockholm. This text offers insights into the development of the Latin Bible and provides a crucial resource for scholars of biblical history and early Christian literature.

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