Catena Aurea on Matthew 26:59–68: Jerome

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CommentJeromePublic domainMatthew 26:59–68

The same fury which drew the High Priest from his seat, impels him now to rend his clothes; for so it was customary with the Jews to do whenever they heard any blasphemy, or any thing against God.

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