A misunderstood passage in St. Jerome (EPIST. 30, 1)
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The first sentence of Jerome’s first letter to Paula contains a
passage which translators have hitherto misunderstood (Epist. 30, 1).
The present note endeavours to clarify the problem by adducing a
passage of Marius Victorinus’ commentary on Cicero’s De inventione
(1, 34, 58-9). Comparison of these passages of Victorinus and Jerome
illustrates some typical features of the latter’s compositional and
self-imitatory technique.
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