《书信选集

Jerome's Commentaries on the Pauline Epistles and the Architecture of Exegetical Authority Pub Date : 2021-10-07 DOI:10.1093/oso/9780192847195.003.0002

A. Cain

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这一章首先阐述了杰罗姆在公元386年夏秋在伯利恒撰写四部《保罗注释》的背景，表面上是为了回应他的文学赞助人葆拉和她的女儿尤斯多奇姆的正式委托。这一章聚焦于杰罗姆研究保罗的动机，并讨论了几个与他的写作意图相关的重要问题。为什么杰罗姆，一个在倾向和研究成果上都绝对是希伯来圣经学者的人，会评论保罗呢?他为什么在他文学生涯的这个特殊时刻这样做，既然他对保罗的作品没有真正的兴趣的痕迹?此外，他为什么要为看似杂乱的加拉太书、以弗所书、提多书和腓利门书撰写注释?

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A Choice of Epistles

This chapter begins by elaborating on the circumstances under which Jerome composed his four Pauline commentaries in Bethlehem during the summer and early autumn of 386, ostensibly in response to a formal commission by his literary patrons Paula and her daughter Eustochium. The chapter focuses on the impetuses behind Jerome’s work on Paul and addresses several vital questions related to his authorial intent. Why did Jerome, who by inclination and research output was overwhelmingly a Hebrew Bible scholar, comment on Paul at all? Why did he do so at this particular juncture in his literary career, given that there are no real traces of a prior interest in Paul’s writings? Why, moreover, did he compose commentaries on the seemingly miscellaneous quartet of Galatians, Ephesians, Titus, and Philemon?

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