"Entstehung Und Entwickelung Des Kirchenlateins Bis Auf Augustinus-Hieronymus" by Gustav Koffmane examines the origins and development of Church Latin up to the time of Augustine and Jerome. This historical linguistic study traces the evolution of the Latin language as it was adopted and adapted by the early Christian Church. The book delves into the nuances of Church Latin, exploring its unique characteristics and influences. Koffmane's work offers valuable insights into the linguistic landscape of the early Church and the historical context in which Church Latin emerged. A significant resource for linguists and historians interested in the development of religious language, particularly within the Christian tradition.

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