A Latin-Greek Index of the Vulgate New Testament and the Apostolic Fathers

by Theodore A. Bergren

Book cover: A Latin-Greek Index of the Vulgate New Testament and the Apostolic Fathers

Extent: 262 pages

Publisher: Mohr Siebeck

Subjects: Biblical Studies, Language & Linguistics

Series: Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament

Series volume number: 403

Language: English

Hardback (Published)

(May 2018)

ISBN: 9783161560248

Price: $168.00

In stock

This volume lists, in alphabetical order, all the Latin words that appear in the Vulgate translation of the New Testament and the various ancient Latin translations of the “Apostolic Fathers”. Following each Latin word are listed all the Greek words that are attested as translational antecedents, or “Vorlagen”, for that Latin word in the Greek New Testament and the Greek Apostolic Fathers. Each Greek word is followed by a numerical marker indicating its page location in a particular Greek concordance of the New Testament or the Apostolic Fathers. Containing approximately 9,000 Latin words and phrases, and approximately 13,800 Greek translational equivalents, the index is sure to be of interest to anyone, including classicists and medievalists, studying Latin texts that were translated or may have been translated from Greek originals.


This volume lists, in alphabetical order, all the Latin words that appear in the Vulgate translation of the New Testament and the various ancient Latin translations of the “Apostolic Fathers”. Following each Latin word are listed all the Greek words that are attested as translational antecedents, or “Vorlagen”, for that Latin word in the Greek New Testament and the Greek Apostolic Fathers. Each Greek word is followed by a numerical marker indicating its page location in a particular Greek concordance of the New Testament or the Apostolic Fathers.Containing approximately 9,000 Latin words and phrases, and approximately 13,800 Greek translational equivalents, the index is sure to be of interest to anyone, including classicists and medievalists, studying Latin texts that were translated or may have been translated from Greek originals.

  • By (author) Theodore A Bergren