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The Byble, : that is to say, al the holy Scripture conteined in the olde [and] new Testament, faythfully set furth according to ye coppy of Thomas Mathewes trau[n]slacio[n], wherunto are added certaine learned prologes, annotacio[n]s for the better vnderstanding of many hard places thorowout the whole Byble

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Publication date: Anno a. M.DLi. [22 May 1551]
Call number: 41413
Dimensions: (folio)
Associated people: Taverner, Richard, (1505?-1575.); Tyndale, William, (-1536,); Rogers, John, (1500?-1555,); Becke, Edmund, (active 1549-1551.); Day, John, (1522-1584,); Gunther, Charles Frederick, (1837-1920,)
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