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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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Published in:Vigiliae Christianae Vol. 72; no. 3; pp. 235 - 255
Main Author: Canellis, Aline
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Published: Brill Academic Publishers 2018
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