From my copy (Douay Rheims/Challoner):
"Daniel, whose name signifies THE JUDGMENT OF GOD, was of the royal blood of the kings of Juda and one of those that were first of all carried away into captivity. He was so renowned for wisdom and knowledge, that it became a proverb among the Babylonians, As wise as Daniel (Ezech. 28, 3). And his holiness was so great from his very childhood, that at the time when he wa as yet but a young man, he is joined by the Spirit of God with Noe and Job, as three persons - most eminent for virtue and sanctity (Ezech, 14)..."
Ah yes . . . a historical relic that no Catholic bishop or theologian today pays one bit of attention to.
If you read any modern Catholic bible with the nil obstat and imprimatur (ie, one that isn't a museum piece), you'll see the thing accepts "modern scholarship" whole cloth. And we have been told by one of the most orthodox and conservative Catholics on this forum that the Catholic Church's doctrine of "Biblical inerrancy" still leaves the way open for "modern scholars" to have the final say on practically anything.