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Title
Leaf from a Matthew Bible
Creator
Daye, John, 1522-1584
Summary
The Second version of the English Bible, edited by John Rogers, who wrote under the pseudonym of Thomas Matthew, either in fear of his life or to conceal the fact that a considerable part of this Bible was from the condemned translation of Tyndale. This edition is also known as the "Becke Bible," on account of the dedication by Edmund Becke; the "Indecent Bible," because of many objectionable notes; and the "Wife Beating Bible," from a note "to beate the fear of God into her heade."
Title
Leaf from a Great Bible
Creator
Whitchurche, Edwarde, 1539-1561
Summary
A revision by Coverdale of Matthew's Bible under the patronage of Thomas Cromwell; hence sometimes known as "Cromwell's Bible." The first editions were large folios. In 1538 an order was given to the clergy that "one boke of the whole Bible, in the largest volumes, in Englyshe, sett up in summe convenient place within the churche that ye have cure of, whereat your parishioners may most commodiously resort to the same and rede yt."
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