Collected works

Collected works of Blessed Jerome of Stridon in 17 volumes. Life of Blessed Jerome (Stridonsky) The life of Blessed Jerome before his settlement in Bethlehem (344–387) Life of Blessed Jerome in Bethlehem from 387 to 420 Chronological catalog of the works of Blessed Jerome Letters: Section One, containing letters written mainly from the Chalcid desert from 370 to 380 1. Letter to Innocent - about a woman struck by the sword seven times 2. Letter to Theodosius and other hermits 3. Letter to Rufinus the monk 6. Letter to Julian, Deacon of Aquileia 7. Letter to Chromatius, Jovinian and Eusebius 8. Letter to Nikeas, subdeacon of Aquileia 9. Letter to Chrysogonus, monk of Aquileia 10. Letter to Paul, Elder of Concordia 11. Letter to the Emonian virgins 12. Letter to Anthony the monk 13. Letter to my maternal aunt – Kastorina 14. Letter to the monk Iliodor 17. Letter to Mark the Presbyter 18. Letter to Pope Damasus. About Seraphim and coal 19. Letter to Pope Damasus about what the word hosanna means 20. Letter to Damasus about two sons 21. Letter to Eustochia - about maintaining virginity 22. Letter to Marcella about the death of Leia 23. Letter to the same Marcella, in praise of Azella 24. Letter to the same Marcella. About the Ten Names of God 25. Letter to the same Marcella. About some Jewish names 26. Letter to the same Marcella. 27. Letter to the same Marcella. About interpsalmy 28. Letter to the same Marcella. About the words: Ehud and Feraphin 29. Letter to Pavel. About the Hebrew alphabet of Psalm 119 30. Letter to Eustochia. About gifts 32. Letter to Paul - excerpt from a letter about Origen 33. Letter to Marcella. About several passages of Psalm 126 36. Letter to Marcella about Blesilla's illness 37. Letter to Pavel about the death of her daughter Blesilla 38. Letter to Marcella about Onaz 40. Letter to Marcella against the Novatians Section three, containing letters written from the Bethlehem monastery from 386 to the end of the 4th century and until the condemnation of Origen at the Council of Alexandria in 400 44. Letters to Marcella on behalf of Pavla and Evsokhia 46. Letter to Pammachius or Apology of books against Jovinian 50. Letter to Peacock. About studying the Holy Scriptures 58. Letter to Tranquillin 61. Letter to Principia, explanation of Psalm 44 65. Letter to the great orator of the city of Rome 67. Letter to Vitaly the presbyter 68. Letter to the Evangel Presbyter 69. Letter to Rufinus the Presbyter 70. Letter to Theodora the widow 72. Letter to Ocean about the death of Fabiola 73. Book of interpretation to Fabiola 76. Letter to Theophilus against John, Bishop of Jerusalem 77. Letter to Pammachius and Oceanus Section four, containing letters written by Jerome from the end of 401 to 420 or until the end of his life 81. Letter to Pammachius and Markella 86. Letter to Sunnia and Fretel 89. Letter to Riparius the Presbyter 93. Letter to a mother and daughter living in Gaul 95. Letter to Minervius and Alexander - monks 98. Letter to Rustik. About repentance 101. Letter to the Rustic monk 102. Letter to Marcellinus and Anapsychia 103. Letter to the maiden Principia, or funeral homily for the widow Marcella 111. Letter to Presbyter Cyprian 114. Letter to Alypius and Augustine 115. Letter to Exuperantius The life of the captive monk Malchus Preface by Blessed Jerome to the Latin translation of the rules of St. Pachomia Conversation against Luciferians About the ever-virginity of Bl. Maria Two books against Jovinian Book against John of Jerusalem, to Pammachius Apology against the books of Rufinus, sent to Pammachius and Marcellus Apology against the books of Rufinus, sent to Pammachius and Marcellus (continued) Conversation against the Pelagians in the person of Atticus the Orthodox and Critobulus the heretic A Book of Famous Men, Written to Dexter, Praetorian Prefect Exposition of the chronicle of Eusebius Pamphilus Exposition of the chronicle of Eusebius from the Nativity of Christ to 329. Translation of Didymus's book on the Holy Spirit Commentary on the book of Ecclesiastes, Paul and Eustochius Translation of Origen's two discourses on the book of Song of Songs Six books of commentaries on the prophet Jeremiah Eighteen books of commentaries on the prophet Isaiah (books 1–8) Eighteen books of commentaries on the prophet Isaiah (continuation of books 9–14) Eighteen books of commentaries on the prophet Isaiah (continuation of books 15–18) Fourteen books of commentaries on the prophet Ezekiel (books 1–8) Fourteen books of commentaries on the prophet Ezekiel (continuation of books 9–14) One book of commentaries on the prophet Daniel Three books of commentaries on the prophet Hosea One book of commentaries on the prophet Joel Three books of commentaries on the prophet Amos One book of commentaries on the prophet Obadiah One book of commentaries on the prophet Jonah One book of commentaries on the prophet Nahum Two books of commentaries on the prophet Micah Two books of commentaries on the prophet Habakkuk One book of commentaries on the prophet Zephaniah One book of commentaries on the prophet Haggai Two books of commentaries on the prophet Zechariah The third book of commentaries on the prophet Zechariah One book of commentaries on the prophet Malachi Four Books of Commentaries on the Gospel of Matthew Three books of commentaries on Galatians Three Books of Commentaries on the Epistle to the Ephesians You might be interested in: