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The Bible was the first book published in Finnish language. MIkael Agricola worked on this project for more than ten years, since 1537. He had not only to translate the text but also to create a new language.

Agricola's work was periodically revised and updated, most significantly in

At the beginning of the 20th century Johannes Linnankoski published three plays based on stories from the Old Testament.

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