Accipies virginem cum timore Domini (Tob 6:22 Vg)

Jerome’s Translation Technique and Ascetic Ideals in the Vulgate of Tobit

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https://doi.org/10.25788/vidbor.v1i1.1047

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Tobit, Tobiah’s Nights, Ascetic Ideals, Christianization, Vg Narrator, Virginity, Fear of God, Marriage

Abstract

The Vulgate of Tobit constitutes a singular version of the Tobit story. In it, we find special material (Sondergute) whose ideas reveal notable Christian colorfulness. Among them stands out the so called “Tobiah’s Nights” (Tob 6:16-22 Vg), pericope that concludes in the Vg Tob 6 and in which the angel offers peculiar instructions to Tobiah about how to vanquish the demon. The present study focuses on Tob 6:22 Vg, verse that concludes the “Tobiah’s Nights,” and that appears exemplary of Jerome’s ascetic ideals expressed elsewhere in his writings, particularly in his letters.

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2023-03-19

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Brum Teixeira L. Accipies virginem cum timore Domini (Tob 6:22 Vg): Jerome’s Translation Technique and Ascetic Ideals in the Vulgate of Tobit. VIDBOR [Internet]. 2023 Mar. 19 [cited 2026 Jan. 15];1(1):85-92. Available from: https://vulgata-dialog.ch/ojs/index.php/vidbor/article/view/1047

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