Augustine's friend, a translator and commentator of the Bible who lived in Bethlehem. González's description is vivid: from his retreat in Bethlehem, he writes, the irascible Jerome cried out against Pelagius and poured fire and brimstone down on his head. González adds a note: we have no occasion in this history of thought to study him, but he was without doubt one of the outstanding figures of the 4th and 5th centuries.
Below: first his own position, then the church’s verdict — kept separate. A rejected opinion keeps equal weight here.
His own position
On this thread his role is to attack Pelagius; his own theology is not taken up in this batch.