Letter 1048: This entry contains only a manuscript reference number and no letter text.
[This entry contains only a manuscript reference number and no letter text.]
Modern English rendering for readability. See the 19th-century translation or original Latin/Greek for scholarly use.
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A letter from Pammachius and Oceanus in which they express the perplexity into which they have been thrown by Rufinus's version of Origen's treatise, On First Principles (see Letter LXXX.) and request Jerome to make for them a literal translation of the work. Written in 399 or 400 A.D. 1.