From: jygabler@ucdavis.edu (Jason Gabler)
Newsgroups: soc.religion.christian
Subject: SOURCES FOR LATIN BIBLE (summary)
Date: 22 Dec 92 08:26:54 GMT
Organization: Computing Services, UC Davis

Well every one, here is the summary of Latin Bible sources I promised to post.
I hope this will help you in your search as much as it has helped me.

From my own searches I can say the words (titles) to give to your local book
merchant, so that she or he can look up a latin bible, are these:

				   BIBLIA SACRA
				or NOVUM TESTAMENTUM


good luck!!!


Vale,
		jase

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Date: Fri, 11 Dec 92 13:24:01 EST
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I got my copy from a local bookstore, but i had to have them order it  
as it was not in stock. If you choose to do this, do not ask for a  
copy of the Vulgate, because in "Books in Print" this is not the way  
that it appears. Ask for either the Vulgata or the Novum Testamentum.

Hope this helps.

Matt Kotman


Date: Fri, 11 Dec 92 14:21:40 EST
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You can get one from American Bible Society.  You should be able to get their  
address and phone number from any Christian bookstore.  I recently ordered one  
as a Christmas present for my fiance, and it seems pretty good.  I think you  
need to ask for "Biblia Sacra Vulgata - Stuttgart Edition".  A Christian  
bookstore should also have a catalog from American Bible Society that you can  
look through.  If you need me to, I can look up the exact order number and  
information on my receipt when I get home.

Tony

Subject: LATIN/VULGATE Bibles
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They shouldn't be too hard to find.  I know there are a couple in the
Harvard Divinity School bookstore here in Cambridge (I realize that
you're probably not going to just drop in this evening, I just meant
that any well-stocked theological bookstore should have one.   ;)
Anyway, it's hard to believe that there's not one _somewhere_ near
UCDavis.  In any case, if you can't find any other sources, let me
know and maybe we can work out getting a copy from here.

Another real good bet would probably be Christian Book Distributors in
Peabody.  They do a *great* mail-order/catalogue business; huge
inventory and great customer service.  I don't have a catalogue handy,
so I don't know if they're carrying a Vulgate --although it would
surprise me if they were not-- but they they have a customer-service/
reference hotline number that you could call and they can tell you
what they have.

Hope this helps.

Nichael

From: "Michael A. Orvedahl" <mikeorv@ocf.Berkeley.EDU>
Subject: Latin Bible
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Jason,
    You can get a Latin Bible from the American Bible Society for about $40.
I don't have their address on me, but you can call information to get
their toll-free number.  They'll send you a catalog for free, and the
Vulgate Bible should be listed under "Scholarly Resources."  In the
meantime, head on over to the main library-I'm sure they have one there.
    If you want me to look for the Bible Society's address, write me.
   

  MAO



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For your needs it sounds like the one I have is what you want:

	Biblia Sacra
	Pub: Biblioteca de Auctores Cristianos

This is published in Spain and is very attractive.  I found mine in a
university bookstore and that's probably the best place to look or
order from.  No scholarly apparatus, but plenty of cross-references.
It was not very expensive when I bought my copy; I have heard recently
that it is however fairly expensive in Spain.
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Scripture Union Bookshops in England sell them (although that's not much
use to you!). I saw one in Scripture Union, Nottingham. But I think it was
published by the Bible Society...

Regards,

Tim

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Date: Tue, 15 Dec 92 21:19:10 -0600
From: scotth@cs.umr.edu
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Subject: Latin & other language Bibles


Jase,

I found a Latin Vulgate Bible from American Bible Society.  I'll place the
blurb following so you can cut and paste it to you compiled post.

Latin Vulgate Bible - Editio Minor, GBS, Stuttgart, 1990
Based on the Old Testament edition of the Benedictines of St.Jerome's
Monastery in Rome, and the Net Testament edition of Wordsworth and White.
Appendix: Prayer of Manasseh, 3-4 Ezra, Psalm 151, Epistle to the
Laodiceans. GBS, Stuttgart, 1990, 4th edition.  Cloth, 19 x 14 cm.,
xxxi, 1980 p.  ORDER #104209, $38.95, American Bible Society

Addresses for various Bible/Christian supplies:

American Bible Society; 1865 Broadway; New York, NY  10023
ABS phone orders: 1-800-543-8000
ABS also has a "Scholarly Resources" catalog for more technical items.

Christian Book Distributors; PO Box 6000; Peabody, MA  01961-6000
CBD phone orders: 1-508-977-5000

International Bible Society; PO Box 35700; Colorado Springs, CO  80935-3570
IBS phone orders: 1-719-488-9200, or 1-800-524-1588 with credit card order

Scott Hayes
scotth@cs.umr.edu


Subject: Re: LATIN/VULGATE Bibles
To: jygabler@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu (Jason Gabler)
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Loome Theological Booksellers
320 North Fourth Street
Stillwater, Minnesota 55082
612-430-1092

Loome sells used theological books.  He is probably the largest dealer
in the country, and would definitely have what you want.  Send him a
want list, he (his staff, actually) sends a quote.

Joe Buehler


From: bradk%isdgsm@rtsg.mot.com (Brad Kaiser)
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Why don't you try Stella Maris Books, 1-800-772-5928.  They don't list
it in their catalog, but the call is free, so why not ...


Pax Christi tecum,


Brad Kaiser
(bradk%isdgsm@rtsg.mot.com)

	  Those who trust in Him shall understand truth,
	  and the faithful shall abide with Him in love;
	  Because grace and mercy are with His holy ones,
	  and His care is with His elect.
		    -- Wis 3:9 [NAB]






Date: Sun, 20 Dec 92 14:55 PST
To: ccjason@othello.ucdavis.edu
Subject: LATIN/VULGATE Bibles
From: Colin_Hart@mindlink.bc.ca (Colin Hart)

Good my Lord, at a sugestion, try and see if you have a branch of THe Bible
Society near you. They if anyone could help. If need be drop me a line and I
will  check with the Canadian Bible Society to see if they can help.
Colin Mackay of Balmaghie.


From: "Brian W. Ogilvie" <ogil@midway.uchicago.edu>
To: ccjason@othello.ucdavis.edu
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Hi.

The most accessible Latin bible is the one from the Biblioteca de
Autores Cristianos published in Madrid, edited by Colunga and Turrado.
It is listed in Books in Print, I think (maybe under "biblia sacra
vulgata" or something like that). There is also the one published by
the Stuttgart Bibelgesellschaft, which is not based on the Clementinan
Vulgate (the one published during the Counter-Reformation) but rather
on a rescension of the available medieval MSS. Unlike the
Colunga/Turrado version, the Stuttgart Vulgate has no punctuation, so
it's a little hard to use. The Stuttgart edition has been published in
Macintosh machine-readable format by Linguists' Software.

Yours,
Brian
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Date: Sun, 20 Dec 92 21:32:18 PST
From: hadden@cogsci.UCSD.EDU (Lucy Hadden)
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Well, mine is the _Biblia Sacra Iuxta Vulgatem Versionem_, edited by Fischer,
Frede, Gribomont, Sparks, and Thiele, and introduced by Weber.  This copy 
copyright 1983; originally 1969.  Its ISBN is 3-438-05303-9.
It appears to be published by Deutsche Bibelgelsellschaft, of Stuttgart.  I
obtained it at the Harvard University Divinity School Bookstore.  I suspect 
that any local div school bookstore would have it, or that at the worst the 
Harvard Divinity
School bookstore could send you one.  I'm not entirely sure of the address, 
I'm afraid.

It's like a normal Bible, with two columns per page, various references in 
the margins, and no English anywhere in the book except for the preface.  It's
really quite nice, even though the cover is green fake leather.  Hope this
information helps.

Elsbeth



From: "G.Guth" <guth@utcs.utoronto.ca>
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Subject: Re: LATIN/VULGATE Bibles
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Date: 	Mon, 21 Dec 1992 01:44:35 -0500

Greetings from Richard Britnell of Salisbury!

I would suggest looking in a Catholic book shop.  The version they'll carry
will be the Douai-Reims edition of the Bible (which was published, in part
by English Catholics who fled the Reformation in the 16th century).  I
suggest this version, mostly because that will probably be the only one you
can find in Latin (Protestants have this thing about the vernacular).  A
local Catholic parish priest could, no doubt, point you in the right direction.

Other than that, a theological college with a hankering for history might
have such an object.  A Catholic seminary should.  University libraries 
would be a good place to look too.

Bona fortuna!

Ricardus Britnell Sarisberiae
Magister Tripudii Eboraci (Eoforwic, Midrealm)
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