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Latin
The Latin Vulgate translated by Jerome from the original languages which was declared to be the official text of the Roman Catholic Church by the Council of Trent in 1546. Jerome was commissioned by Pope Damasus I (366-384). Augustine was disturbed at Jerome for setting aside the inspired LXX to go back to the original Hebrew text that no one else could understand (The City of God 18,43).
The Old Latin versions were translated from the LXX which are important witnesses to the LXX before its recensions (revisions). There are two main groups of Old Latin texts; African and European.
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- Latin Links
- Allen and Greenough's Latin Grammar
- American Classical League
- The Art of Reading Latin
- CANE Instructional Materials
- Christian Classics Ethereal Library
- Classical Christian Homeschooling
- Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology Home Page
- Digital Latin Lexicon
- Electronic Resources for Classicists: The Second Generation
- Electronic Resources for Wheelock's Latin
- The Fourteen Hundred Latin Words
- Greek
- Greek and Latin Language Resources
- Group Latin Study
- The Gutenberg Bible
- Input Latin
- Information on Latin Grammar
- Kentucky Classics
- Labyrinth Latin Bookcase
- Latin 1201
- Latin Blaster
- Latin Dictionary and Grammar Aid
- Latin Grammar Aid
- Latin Language and Literature
- The Latin Library
- LatinPraxis: Using Lexical Phrases to Master Latin
- Latin Reading Materials
- Latinteach
- Latin Teaching Materials at Saint Louis University
- Latin Verb Conjugation Java Applet
- Lexica
- Library of Congress Resources for Greek and Latin Classics
- Lingua Latina
- Lingua Latina: The Universal Latin Course
- Ludus sanae mentis
- National Committee for Latin and Greek
- The National Latin Exam
- Online English to Latin to English Dictionary
- Online Study Guide to Wheelock's Latin
- On-Line Survey of Audio-Visual Resources for Classics
- Orbis Latinus
- Parallel Vulgate/King James Psalter
- Perseus Project Latin Dictionary
- Perseus Project Slide Show
- Quia - Latin
- University of Toledo Latin Bookmarks