La Lettre 64 de Saint Jérôme et le symbolisme des couleurs.

In his Letter to Fabiola (Epistula 64) Jerome describes Aaron’s priestly vestments (Lev 21:10-15; Ex 28:1-43); his exegesis is influenced not only by Philo and Josephus, but also by Origen. As usual, he elaborates both interpretations of the pericope, the historical and the allegorical explanations....

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Publicado en:Vigiliae Christianae Vol. 72; no. 3; pp. 235 - 255
Autor principal: Canellis, Aline
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Brill Academic Publishers 2018
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Sumario:In his Letter to Fabiola (Epistula 64) Jerome describes Aaron’s priestly vestments (Lev 21:10-15; Ex 28:1-43); his exegesis is influenced not only by Philo and Josephus, but also by Origen. As usual, he elaborates both interpretations of the pericope, the historical and the allegorical explanations. Dans sa Lettre à Fabiola (Epistula 64) Jérôme décrit les vêtements du Grand Prêtre Aaron (Lv 21, 10-15 ; Ex 28, 1-43) ; son exégèse est influencée non seulement par Philon et Flavius Josèphe, mais aussi par Origène. Comme à son habitude, il s’attache aux deux niveaux d’interprétation de la péricope, historique et allégorique. This article is in French.