C. Vetti Aquilini Iuvenci ... Historiae Evangelicae Libri Iv: Eiusdem Carmina Dubia, Ad Mss. Codices Vaticanos Aliosque Et Ad Veteres Editiones Recens (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245934992)

This volume presents C. Vetti Aquilini Iuvenci's four books of 'Historiae Evangelicae, ' a verse rendition of the Gospels, alongside his 'Carmina Dubia.' Recensuit Faustinus Arevalus meticulously revised the text, drawing upon manuscript codices from the Vatican and other ancient editions, offering readers a carefully reconstructed version of Juvencus's work.

Juvencus, a 4th-century Iberian Christian poet, transformed the Gospels into elegant Latin hexameters, making scripture accessible and engaging for a Roman audience. His work stands as a cornerstone of early Christian literature, bridging classical poetic form with Christian narrative.

This edition preserves the literary and historical value of Juvencus's poetry, allowing scholars and enthusiasts to explore the intersection of faith and classical letters in the late Roman Empire.

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