Jerome lived from:

In which of the following regions of the Roman Empire was Jerome born?

Reading Athanasius’ Life of Antony inspired Jerome to write three novellas that have survived. These novellas are about:

Jerome (and Augustine) sparred with their contemporary Pelagius. What was the subject of their contention?

One of Jerome’s longer works is his a volume on the subject of Christian ____________, modeled after a similar work by his predecessor Eusebius.

This modern practice in Catholicism can be traced back to Jerome’s generation and the two that bookended it.

Jerome espoused a doctrine about Mary that was a non-biblical invention of the patristic period. This doctrine was:

In the 380s, the city of Rome had a number of independently run Christian centers operated by aristocrats like Jerome’s friend Paula and her daughter Eustochium. These operations could be best described as:

Jerome got in trouble in the 390s because he had written extensively, and favorably, on this earlier theologian – a thinker who had been pinpointed as heretical by Jerome’s generation of theologians.

Jerome sparred with a rival theologian named ___________ on the subject of chastity and virginity.

This ruling passed in 380 CE and was the most important event in Christian history for Jerome’s generation.

Jerome spent some time in relative isolation during his early adulthood in imitation of Christian hermits whose stories he’d read. Near which modern day city did Jerome’s period as a hermit take place?

Under what circumstances did Jerome depart from Rome in 385, after establishing himself as a successful house minister there?

Before Jerome, Latin language translations of the Old Testament were translated from:

Reading Athanasius’ Life of Antony inspired Jerome to envision an ideal Christianity that was more __________ than what was being practiced at a general level during his adulthood.