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Originally appearing in Volume V28, Page 221 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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VULGATE (from
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Lat. vulgus, the
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common
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people) , a Latin version of the
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Bible prepared in the 4th
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century by St
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Jerome, and so called from its
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common use in the
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Roman
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Catholic
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Church (see BIBLE: Texts and Versions) .
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Pius X. in 1go8 en-trusted to the
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Benedictine
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Order the task of revising the
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text, beginning with the Old Testament .

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