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He wrote about 123 surviving letters, commentaries on biblical books, and additional scholarly works including the ''De Viris Illustrubus'' (''On Illustrious Men'').
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He translated the immensely influential Latin Vulgate, and his ordering of the Gospels, which was not the Western ordering of Matthew-John-Mark-Luke but instead conformed to the Eastern church and some early codices, made Matthew-Mark-Luke-John th
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Fluent in many languages, Jerome was the first to translate the Bible in a "sense-for-sense" manner rather than "word-for-word".
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Jerome was a prodigious writer and his works include 123 letters that survive to this day.
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sorry, i did not know it was a controversial claim, here is the source from Jerome himself
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