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Wycliffe Bible ca 1380, Table of Contents

Discussion in 'Other Christian Denominations' started by CarpentersApprentice, Oct 10, 2007.

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  1. CarpentersApprentice

    CarpentersApprentice New Member

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    Is there an on-line link to the table of contents for John Wycliffe's translation of the Bible ca 1380?

    In lieu of that, is there a book that shows the table of contents to his Bible translation?

    Thanks

    CA
     
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    Thanks, Ed.

    I'll see if my library has a subscription.

    CA
     
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    CA, you may want to try here (if you can stomach the Chaucerian middle-English with all the 'v's and 'u's transposed!); interesting that St Paul's Letter to the Laodicaeans is apparently included in the NT Canon!
     
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    Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse
    Electronic text (and page images) of the 1850 Oxford University Press annotated edition of the Wycliffe Bible.

    "Here bigynneth the epistle to the Laodicenses, which is not in the canon*"
    *. From t. No initial rubric in mopqrsux.

    I think this note means that only one manuscript has the "which is not in the canon" phrase and eight others do not.
     
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    Matt and Jerome,

    Thanks.

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