St. Jerome

With a last look at St Jerome, he let himself out of the door.

St Jerome was so convinced that he forbade their consumption by nuns!

St Jerome," two studies of heads and some drawings, Manchester "

The next biggest is Fort St Jerome, by the bridge.

Four times I went on long visits to the St Jerome, his finest work.

She has always loved the story of St Jerome, who pulled a thorn from a lion's paw.

Traditionally, the church is connected to the cult of St Jerome, who possibly celebrated mass here.

He painted a St Jerome found in the Ducal palace.

The sheer novelty of St Jerome's makes it tempting to stay put, but there's lots to discover back down at street level.

Looking at the painting of St Jerome, he was full of a restive energy which had not been there on his last visit.

This is clear, to pass by much other evidence, from the controversy of St Jerome with Vigilantius.

"I've always wondered what happened to the lion after St Jerome died," Aridjis says.

St Jerome went ever further.

The altar has the putative heelbone of St Jerome as a relic.

It was sold in 1350 to the Confraternity of St Jerome and underwent reconstruction.

I do, however, share St Jerome's fear that heresy leads to schism and vice versa.

This tension between religious fervour and studied design is dramatised in the artist’s obsession with the subject of St Jerome.

Have you read St Jerome?

She's a nurse at St Jerome's who was supposed to meet Marie at three this afternoon.

Pope Damasus appointed St Jerome as his confidential secretary.

The painting by Correggio, Madonna of St Jerome, was painted for this church.

St Jerome Reading in an Italian Landscape (c.

He was, as he had been for several months, engaged in the translation of some of the works by St Jerome. '

St Jerome produce fine wines including the internationally acclaimed flagship Cabernet-Merlot.

There he worked in the Croatian Institute of St Jerome for three years, in difficult circumstances.