An apology for Lollard doctrines

An Apology for Lollard Doctrines

John Wycliffe

Franklin Classics Trade Press

The Middle English Translation of The Holy Bible (Volume One) by John Wycliffe

Synopsis:

In the late Fourteenth Century, John Wycliffe and his followers, at great peril to themselves, became the first to translate the complete text of the Bible into English. This "Beggars Bible," as it became known, became a key event in the subsequent Protestant movement because it allowed the entire Bible to be placed into the hands of the common people for the first time. This new text-only edition of Part One of The Old Testament is based upon the extremely rare first complete printing of the John Wycliffe Middle English translation of The Holy Bible (Oxford: University Press, 1850), a printing that has been largely unavailable since the late 1800's. This Volume contains the Books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges and Ruth. While Middle English spelling of words has been retained, alphabetic and runic symbols which are no longer in current usage have been replaced by their modern equivalents. This gives the modern reader the opportunity to experience the vigorous and idiomatic language of the first great English-language Bible first-hand, and to discover the sense of wonder its first readers must have felt. Three companion volumes of The Old Testament (Parts Two, Three & Four) and The New Testament are also currently available.

John Wycliffe: The Holy Bible; The Old Testament

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R. A. Sites Books

The Middle English Translation of The Holy Bible (Volume Two) by John Wycliffe

Synopsis:

In the late Fourteenth Century, John Wycliffe and his followers, at great peril to themselves, became the first to translate the complete text of the Bible into English. This "Beggars Bible," as it became known, became a key event in the subsequent Protestant movement because it allowed the entire Bible to be placed into the hands of the common people for the first time. This new text-only edition of Part Two of The Old Testament is based upon the extremely rare first complete printing of the John Wycliffe Middle English translation of The Holy Bible (Oxford: University Press, 1850), a printing that has been largely unavailable since the late 1800's. This Volume contains the Books of I and II Kings (I and II Samuel), III and IV Kings (I and II Kings), I and II Paralipomenon (I and II Chronicles), I Esdras (Ezra), II Esdras (Nehemiah), III Esdras, Tobit, Judith, and Hester (Esther). While Middle English spelling of words has been retained, alphabetic and runic symbols which are no longer in current usage have been replaced by their modern equivalents. This gives the modern reader the opportunity to experience the vigorous and idiomatic language of the first great English-language Bible first-hand, and to discover the sense of wonder its first readers must have felt. Three companion volumes of The Old Testament (Parts One, Three & Four) and The New Testament are also currently available.

John Wycliffe: The Holy Bible - The Old Testament

R. A. Sites, M.L.A.

The Middle English Translation of The Holy Bible (Volume Three) by John WycliffeSynopsis:In the late Fourteenth Century, John Wycliffe and his followers, at great peril to themselves, became the first to translate the complete text of the Bible into English. This "Beggars Bible," as it became known, became a key event in the subsequent Protestant movement because it allowed the entire Bible to be placed into the hands of the common people for the first time. This new text-only edition of Part Three of The Old Testament is based upon the extremely rare first complete printing of the John Wycliffe Middle English translation of The Holy Bible (Oxford: University Press, 1850), a printing that has been largely unavailable since the late 1800's. This Volume contains the Books of Joob, Psalms, Parablis (Proverbs), Ecclesiastes, Songes of Songes, Wisdom, Syrach, and I & II Machabeis. While Middle English spelling of words has been retained, alphabetic and runic symbols which are no longer in current usage have been replaced by their modern equivalents. This gives the modern reader the opportunity to experience the vigorous and idiomatic language of the first great English-language Bible first-hand, and to discover the sense of wonder its first readers must have felt. Three companion volumes of The Old Testament (Parts One, Two & Four) and The New Testament are also currently available.

The Middle English translation of The Old Testament (Part Four) by John Wycliffe

Synopsis:

In the late Fourteenth Century, John Wycliffe and his followers, at great peril to themselves, became the first to translate the complete text of the Bible into English. This "Beggars Bible" became a key event in the subsequent Protestant movement because it allowed the entire Bible to be placed into the hands of the common people for the first time. Unavailable since the late 1800s, this text-only edition of Part Four of The Old Testament is based upon the extremely rare first complete printing of the John Wycliffe Middle English translation of The Holy Bible (Oxford: University Press, 1850). This Volume contains all the Books of the Major and Minor Prophets and includes the Apocryphal Books of The Preier of Jeremye and Baruk. While Middle English spelling of words has been retained, alphabetic and runic symbols which are no longer in current usage have been replaced by their modern equivalents. This gives the modern reader the opportunity to experience the vigorous and idiomatic language of the first great English-language Bible first-hand, and to discover the sense of wonder its first readers must have felt. Three companion volumes of The Old Testament (Parts One, Two & Three) and The New Testament are also currently available.

The Middle English translation of The Holy Bible (Part Five) by John WycliffeSynopsis:In the late Fourteenth Century, John Wycliffe and his followers, at great peril to themselves, became the first to translate the complete text of the Bible into English. This "Beggars Bible" became a key event in the subsequent Protestant movement because it allowed the entire Bible to be placed into the hands of the common people for the first time. Unavailable since the late 1800s, this text-only edition of The New Testament is based upon the extremely rare first complete printing of the John Wycliffe Middle English translation of The Holy Bible (Oxford: University Press, 1850). This Volume contains all the Books of the recognized New Testament Canon and includes the rare Apocryphal Letter of St. Paul to the Laodiceans. While Middle English spelling of words has been retained, alphabetic and runic symbols which are no longer in current usage have been replaced by their modern equivalents. This gives the modern reader the opportunity to experience the vigorous and idiomatic language of the first great English-language Bible first-hand, and to discover the sense of wonder its first readers must have felt. Four companion volumes of The Old Testament are also currently available.

John Wycliffe: The Holy Bible - The New Testament (Volume Five)

Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments with the Apocryphal books Volume 3 1850

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An Apology for Lollard Doctrines

John Wycliffe: The Holy Bible; The Old Testament

John Wycliffe: The Holy Bible - The Old Testament

John Wycliffe: The Holy Bible - The Old Testament

John Wycliffe: The Holy Bible - The Old Testament

John Wycliffe: The Holy Bible - The New Testament (Volume Five)

Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments with the Apocryphal books Volume 3 1850