Commentary on Matthew
In Matthaeum
Written about 353 to 356, probably in Limonum (Pictavi), now Poitiers, France. The date is the usual view of scholars; some doubt it.
The oldest Latin commentary on Matthew that survives whole.
Commentary · first written in Latin · a major work
The corpus has only a stub or a pointer file for the English (reference_only).
Not yet on the site. We have not yet found an English translation of this work that is in the public domain.
How we know the date and place
- Date written probable
- Before his exile in 356 (Doignon, Sources chrétiennes 254, 1978)
- Place written probable
- Hilary was bishop of Poitiers from about 350 (Jerome, On Illustrious Men 100; Di Berardino (ed.), Patrology vol. 4 (1986))