The Lollard Bible and other medieval Biblical versions
Series: Cambridge studies in medieval life and thought
Publisher: University Press
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Cambridge, Eng
Language: eng
Number of pages: 483
Subjects: History; Versions; Reading; Lollards; Bible
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: The problem of the middle-English Bible, and the aim of this study; title: The prohibitions of vernacular Bible reading in France, Italy and Spain; title: The prohibitions of vernacular Bible reading the Holy Roman Empire and the Netherlands, before 1400; title: Bible reading in the empire and the Netherlands c. 1400-1521; title: Translations of parts of the Vulgate in England before Wycliffe; title: Pre-Wycliffite biblical study by clerks: (a) the higher clergy, friars, monks; title: Pre-Wycliffite biblical study by clerks: (b) parish priests; title: Pre-Wycliffite Bible reading by lay people; title: Wycliffe as the instigator of a vernacular Bible; title: The two versions of the Wycliffite Bible, and the evidence of the General Prologue as to the authorship of the second version; title: The controversy about the English Bible 1384-1408, and the constitutions of 1408; title: Biblical translations contemporary with the Lollard versions; title: Bible reading by the orthodox, 1408-1526; title: The Lollards and English Bible reading.