Vetus Latina

• The Vetus Latina means ‘old latin translations’ and refers to the Latin Bible Texts used by the early Christian Church until 382 CE.
• This was not a single Work, but a collection of Biblical texts written in Latin between c.200-382 CE.

Vulgate

• In 382 CE, Pope Damasus I commissioned St. Jerome (347-420 CE) to revise these texts and the new version of The Bible became known as the Vulgate.
• It is still in use by the Roman Catholic Church today.