Letter 10002: The grain supply from Africa has been interrupted; I write to report the situation and to request the imperial...

The young man I am recommending to you is someone I have watched for three years, and my confidence in him is not...

I recently heard someone say that Eusebius was fortunate because he was close to the emperor.

This (written from Constantinople in A.D. 381) is the earliest of Jerome's expository letters. In it he explains at length the vision recorded in the sixth chapter of Isaiah, and enlarges upon its mystical meaning.

Whereas certain vagabonds have been arrested in the church for stealing, in defiance of God's commandment, some poor men's clothing, of little value otherwise, yet such as they had rather have on than off their backs; and whereas you consider that in virtue of your office you yourself should have the custody of the offenders:— I hereby declare, ...

Our entire family both gains good things and escapes bad ones through you.