Review - Desclee Clementine Vulgate reprint from churchlatin.com

[@edwinm-m5008]

I am glad you did a review of this Bible. I had this Bible for a few months and I find it invaluable for learning Latin

[@crbgo9854]

I've been wanting somone to review this for so long

[@Steadfast-Lutheran]

Thank you for this review! I found it interesting and helpful as one who appreciates the Latin Vulgate Bible.

[@peregqwe18878]

Glad it was helpful!

[@reginab722]

Thank you for this review. I put it in my cart on Amazon for a Christmas gift. There is something about Latin that touches my soul when I hear it spoken or read it. ❤

[@OTIAMEA]

utinam quam saepissime audias!

[@xxrandmlinksxxbruh2419]

Thank you for this review I couldn’t find any

[@Church-Latin]

Thank you for this thoughtful and thorough review.

[@peregqwe18878]

Glad it was helpful!

[@King-uj1lh]

Stunning

[@pmlm1571]

Best artwork, adornment, nice paper. Superior edition!

[@franksynite1123]

Thank you very much for sharing with us. I actually came across this vulgate on amazon and was curious about it. I am just getting to get into reading the bible and am learning about all the different translations and about the vulgate. I had a question if you can maybe help me answer. Is this a Roman Catholic book? Like I said all kind of new to me so unsure how to ask that. Like I know the protestant bible is different so just curious if this book is Roman Catholic or a protestant book? Regardless if you answer or not. Thank you very much for sharing this beautiful book with us.

[@peregqwe18878]

Yes it’s a Catholic book, it was translated into Latin by St. Jerome. This printing is of the Sixto Clementine edition published after the Council of Trent. The difference between Catholic and Protestant Bibles is not radical, the Old Testament is slightly larger in Catholic (and Eastern Orthodox) ones.

[@jonasbarbosa4410]

Medina Marzano Barbosa Bible Dictionary based on BSV Editio Quinta

[@mysticalbodyofchrist1812]

It’s all in Latin so you have to be fluent in Latin to understand. Do you recommend even for someone appreciate Latin, TLM and onky know limited few Latin term? This Bible is so beautiful

[@dariodesansebastian]

You have the Baronius Press Clementine Vulgate/Douay Rheims

[@jstantongood5474]

It would be pronounced like deyclay. It’s French so your pronunciation would be spelled descli.

[@caesarjurgen1590]

Where can i buy that?

[@chriseliothernandez]

Like duh kléh or maybe duck lay. It means the keys

[@---zc4qt]

Is there a way to find a list of the differences between the editions of the D-Rhiems Bible- esp. New Testament?

[@sw3aty_forte]

The Challoner edition was edited in the eighteenth century and is the best edition of the D-R translation. It updates and smooths the sixteenth-century language and has many brief commentary notes. Baronius Press has a good version available in three sizes. If you want to read the sixteenth century version, which I do not recommend unless you are well verses in that era of English, there are many scans on Google Books. It was issued in two volumes with extensive commentary.

[@mysticalbodyofchrist1812]

Could you please explain how to use those numbers/ note on the sides of the text?

[@terrysbookandbiblereviews]

That's a cool Bible!

[@peregqwe18878]

It really is