St. Jerome

That stinking of St. Jerome, which is not a veritable article of faith in the Church, is, however, an object of pious belief; and my readers will very gladly assent to it.

Satyricon

"An altogether wise and holy man, called St. Jerome," I said.

My New Curate

That stinking of St. Jerome, which is not a veritable article of faith in the Church, is, however, an object of pious belief; and my readers will very gladly assent to it.

The Satyricon — Volume 07: Marchena Notes

That stinking of St. Jerome, which is not a veritable article of faith in the Church, is, however, an object of pious belief; and my readers will very gladly assent to it.

The Satyricon — Complete

He did not live to finish his last picture, a St. Jerome, which is inscribed "Vincencius Carducho hic vitam non opus finit 1638", and his death occurred while under confinement, as he lost his reason early in 1638.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 3: Brownson-Clairvaux

But it has brilliant beauty and the St. Jerome is a delightful old personage.

Italian Hours

(commonly known as St. Jerome), perhaps the most capable Bible scholar of the time, to translate the scriptures into Latin.

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The first Italian monks aimed at reproducing exactly what was done in Egypt and not a few -- such as St. Jerome, Rufinus, Paula,

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman

But the worthy little man assumes a bolder tone, when he quotes from the fathers of the church; such as St. Jerome, who gives it as the opinion of all the doctors, that the air is filled with powers opposed to each other; and Lactantius, who says that corrupt and dangerous spirits wander over the earth, and seek to console themselves for their own fall by effecting the ruin of the human race; and Clemens

Bracebridge Hall, or The Humorists

Separation of the sexes was strictly enforced at St. Jerome and most other parochial schools of the time: boys on one side of the class, girls on the other.

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