Epistula ad Pammachium et Oceanum de renuntiatione saeculi

[Letter falsely attributed to Jerome, being written to the monks Pammachius and Oceanus that formed part of the Pelagian controversy, likely written in the 5th century.]

Epistola ad Pammachium et Oceanum de renuntiatione saeculi
Pelagius. Epistula ad Pammachium et Oceanum de renuntiatione saeculi
Jerome, Saint, -419 or 420. Epistula ad Pammachium et Oceanum de renuntiatione saeculi
Pseudo-Jerome. Epistula ad Pammachium et Oceanum de renuntiatione saeculi

found: 9210 (online via HMML), viewed on May 16, 2024(Pelagius; Epistola ad Pammachium et Oceanum de renuntiatione saeculi; incipit = Qui Aethiopem invitat ad balneas; explicit = et iudicium eternum magis timere quam hominum; manuscript text in Latin) - https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/9447

found: Medieval manuscripts in Oxford libraries (online), viewed on May 16, 2024(Jerome, pseudo: Epistula ad Pammachium et Oceanum de renuntiatione saeculi (ep. supp. 32) [Latin]) - https://medieval.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/catalog/work_7416

found: In Principio (online database), accessed May 16, 2024(Ps. Pelagius Haereticus, Epistula ad Pammachum et Oceanum de renuntiatione saeculi [transl. lat.], incipit = Qui Aethiopem inuitat ad balneas etsi nigretidem non auferat illi; Hieronymus, Scripta supposititia. Pars I. Epistulae. Ep. 32 ad Pammachium et Oceanum exhortatoria, incipit = Qui Aethiopem inuitat ad balneas etsi nigretidem non auferat illi; Pelagius, Epistola ad Pammachium et Oceanum de renuntiatione saeculi, incipit = Qui Ethiopem invitat ad balneas; also some records have no author)

found: Cerrato, Hippolytus between East and West, 2002:p. 63-64 (Epistula ad Pammachium et Oceanum, LXXXIV; composed in c. 399, intended as a public letter and self-defense against accusations of Origenism)

found: Squires, Pelagian controversy, 2019:bibliography (Anonymous Pelagian, Epistula ad Pammachium et Oceanum de renuntiatione saeculi)

[Letter falsely attributed to Jerome, being written to the monks Pammachius and Oceanus that formed part of the Pelagian controversy, likely written in the 5th century.]

[Data contributed by the Hill Museum & Manuscript Library (HMML) with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities.]