Jerome

Jerome is commonly known as a biblical figure, credited as the translator of the Latin Vulgate Bible, a key version used in the Christian Church. Historically, he was a priest, theologian, and scholar in the late 4th and early 5th centuries. Jerome’s work involved translating Hebrew and Greek texts into Latin, making biblical scriptures more accessible to Western Europe. His scholarly efforts significantly influenced Christian theology and biblical studies. In modern contexts, "Jerome" may also refer to a personal name, but historically, it’s closely associated with his role as an influential biblical translator and scholar.