Biblia Sacra Vulgatae Editionis... is a significant historical edition of the Vulgate Bible, a Latin translation of the Bible primarily translated by St. Jerome. This edition represents a cornerstone of Western religious and intellectual history. The Vulgate served as the standard Latin Bible for centuries, profoundly influencing theology, art, literature, and law. Its enduring importance lies in its role as the authoritative scripture for the Roman Catholic Church and its widespread use throughout the medieval period. This edition offers scholars and readers access to a pivotal text that has shaped the course of Western civilization.

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