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See also:VULGATE (from See also:Lat. vulgus, the See also:common See also:people)
, a Latin version of the See also:Bible prepared in the 4th See also:century by St See also:Jerome, and so called from its See also:common use in the See also:Roman See also:Catholic See also: |
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