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Tag: Vincent of Lerins

Posted on February 11, 2024

Vincent of Lerins: The Commonitorium

Vincent of Lérins (c. 390-450 CE) was a fifth century monk, presbyter, and theologian. Vincent’s concern was straightforward. How can we discern between truth and heresy? How can we properly read Holy Scripture? To this end, Vincent wrote the Commonitorium. Vincent is the first to present a systematic treatment on Scripture and Tradition as a theological method.

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