The Latin Bible which was used in Western Europe prior to the acceptance of St. Jerome's text is commonly known as the "Old Latin." 3. Vulgate. The Latin "Vulgate" ("accepted" or "commonly used ...

They believed in a form of sola scriptura, and translated the Bible from the Latin Vulgate into English to promote their ideas. The main development following Gutenberg, which led to the ...

This Bible is commonly called the Vulgate, the common version. Even after a thousand years, Latin still remained the universal language in Europe. Translating the Bible into the vernacular ...