His diatribe-like responses on dogma are exemplified by Adversus Jovianum, in which he affirmed that abstinence excels marriage, though he often traveled with Paula.
This person used the pseudonym Sophronius to defend himself from charges of Sabellianism. This thinker used Eusebius to write his own De viribus illustribus, into which he inserted his own biography. His diatribe-like responses on dogma are exemplified by Adversus Jovianum, in which he affirmed that abstinence excels marriage, though he often traveled with Paula. His discipleship under Gregory Nazianzus exposed him to the seminal thought of Origen. However, he is best known for rendering the Septuagint in Latin. FTP, name this patron saint of librarians and translators, who created the Vulgate edition of the Bible.
This person used the pseudonym Sophronius to defend himself from charges of Sabellianism.
St. Jerome [or Eusebius Hieronymus]