Church father · Late fourth century
Rufinus of Aquileia
AD 345–411 · Aquileia · Theologian · Proto-orthodox · also Tyrannius Rufinus
Monk and translator, once Jerome's friend and later his adversary in the Origenist controversy. His Latin translations of Origen and Eusebius made them accessible in the West.
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Books he uses0 of 27, at his strongest use
- Matthew: not used
- Mark: not used
- Luke: not used
- John: not used
- Acts: not used
- Romans: not used
- 1 Corinthians: not used
- 2 Corinthians: not used
- Galatians: not used
- Ephesians: not used
- Philippians: not used
- Colossians: not used
- 1 Thessalonians: not used
- 2 Thessalonians: not used
- 1 Timothy: not used
- 2 Timothy: not used
- Titus: not used
- Philemon: not used
- Hebrews: not used
- James: not used
- 1 Peter: not used
- 2 Peter: not used
- 1 John: not used
- 2 John: not used
- 3 John: not used
- Jude: not used
- Revelation: not used
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