crastinum
- Language: Latin
- Romanized: crastinum
- Original script: crastinum
- Gloss: of tomorrow
Jerome’s Latin gloss for the reported mahar reading preserved in a Jewish-Christian gospel. Crastinum is the road the Western tradition did not take: the petition for tomorrow’s bread, the bread of the kingdom, rather than for routine daily provision.
Related entries
- Mahar — Aramaic source
- Epiousios — the disputed Greek word
- Quotidianum — Jerome’s daily rendering
- Supersubstantialem — Jerome’s supersubstantial rendering