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Corrupt Vulgate

I think this came only to me.  I am forwarding it to the net
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From: Jon Paden <JTJDP@acad1.alaska.edu>
Subject: Corrupt Vulgate
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If textual integrity is of little concern, why not
grab *any* Latin text, whip out a line or two, and
call it Psalm 1:10?  Easier yet, take a dollar bill,
copy a Latin phrase or two, and call it Psalm 50:50?

If textual integrity is of little concern, then
why worry about having *any* segment of a presumed Vulgate
(or other work)?

Jon Paden
jtjdp@alaska.bitnet