A monument to Saint Jerome essays on some aspects of his life, works, and influence.
Foreword by Cardinal Tisserant.
- New York Sheed & Ward 1952.
- 295 p. 22 cm.
Includes bibliographies.
St. Jerome, the irascible hermit, by F. X. Murphy.--The personality of St. Jerome, by F. Cavallera.--St. Jerome as an exegete, by L. N. Hartmann.--St. Jerome and Greek thought, by G. Bardy.--St. Jerome as an historian, by F. X. Murphy.--St. Jerome as a spiritual director, by E. P. Burke.--St. Jerome and the barbarians, by J.-R. Palanque.--St. Jerome as a humanist, by E. A. Quain.--The study of St. Jerome in the early Middle Ages, by M. L. W. Laistner.--St. Jerome and the canon of the Holy Scriptures, by P. W. Skehan.