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Latest revision as of 20:44, 29 October 2019
Matthew Bible (1537) is a book edited by John Rogers under the pseudonym of "Thomas Matthew."
Abstract
The editor John Rogers contributed little to this English translation--only the Prayer of Manasseh can be attributed to him. The translation of the entire New Testament (and of significant portions of the Old Testament) was the work of William Tyndale. The remaining books of the Old Testament and the Apocrypha were the work of Myles Coverdale; see Coverdale Bible (1535 Coverdale), book.
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- 1537
- English language--1500s
- Made in the 1530s
- Bible Studies--1500s
- Bible Studies--English
- OT Apocrypha Studies--1500s
- OT Apocrypha Studies--English
- Bible (subject)
- Bible, with OT Apocrypha (subject)
- Bible Translations (text)
- Bible--English tr. (text)
- Old Testament Translations (text)
- Old Testament--English tr. (text)
- OT Apocrypha Translations (text)
- OT Apocrypha--English tr. (text)
- New Testament Translations (text)
- New Testament--English tr. (text)