Biblia Cum Concordantiis Veteris et Novi Testamenti. [The Bible with Concordances of the Old and New Testaments]. [Jerome's Latin Vulgate].

Rare 16th century printed seminary copy of Jerome's Latin Vulgate. Folio, bound in full elaborately blind-stamped vellum with remains of iron clasps, all edges red, finely printed in gothic letter, title printed in red and black within woodcut borders, numerous woodcuts and woodcut initials, title and a few woodcuts hand-colored. With a Seminary library catalog card laid in which notes: Jerome completed his famous translation into Latin from the original Hebrew and Greek in 405 A.D. It is this version which the Council of Trent in 1546 declared to be the authoritative Roman Catholic version. This is the only one of the Seminary's Bibles which antedates the present familiar practice of division of the text into numbered verses, a procedure first applied to the Latin Bible in 1555. Invery  good condition with fraying to page edges, worming throughout, boards detached. Rare.