Christianity
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- The Bible in German (Part One)
- The first of two pages on the Bible in German, from Ulfilas to Martin Luther.
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- How was the Bible Written?
- Explanation on how the Bible was written and the manuscripts transmitted over time to the current Bible today.
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- Technology and Transmission of the Bible Text
- Traces the changes in writing technology from the scroll to the codex to the printed page to the web page.
- 6144
- The Transmission of the Hebrew Text
- An excerpt from the article by Dr. John H. Skilton, "The Transmission of the Scriptures,"
- 6145
- Luther Bible
- A Wikipedia article on Luther's view of the canon as well as some memorable verses demonstrating his command of the language.
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- Luther's Translation of the Bible
- A chapter from Philip Schaff's "History of the Christian Church."
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- Philip Schaff on Luther's Bible
- Luther's qualifications as a translator, his use of Hebrew and Greek texts and the influence of his theology on his translation.
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- Bible Trains Printers And Translators (1450-1611)
- An article on how Gutenberg invented the art of printing and thereby revolutionized the world of intellectual life and consequently the history of the Bible.
- 6150
- Early Printed Bibles at the British Library
- A survey of early Western printed Bibles held in the collections of the British Library.
- 6151
- Early Printed Editions of the Hebrew Bible
- Brief history of early printed editions of the Old Testament, including the Incunabula, the common editions and the critical editions.
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- Gutenberg Bible
- The first of a number of British Library pages on the Gutenberg Bible, the life of Gutenberg, and the making the Bible.
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- Printing History of the Holy Bible
- This page has links to the chronological history of the printed Bible.
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- Codex Alexandrinus
- A Greek manuscript of the Old and New Testaments, so named because it was brought to Europe from Alexandria and had been the property of the patriarch of that see