William Tyndale: a biography

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Biblical Studies and Interpretation Renaissance Literature and Culture

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Part 1 making of the translator: Gloucestershire Tyndale's Oxford Cambridge, and Gloucestershire again. Part 2 Greek into English: to London Cologne, 1525 Worms, 1526. Part 3 Persecution and polemics: The Mammon Tyndale and English politics The of a Christian Man Sir Thomas More. Part 4 Hebrew and the Old and New Testaments: Tyndale's Pentateuch the 1534 Testament Matthew's Bible. Part 5 Martyr: enter Henry Phillips trial and execution. Appendices: the scheme of Tyndale's Wicked Mammon the structure of the first section of The Obedience one sentence from Isocrates Panegyrica.

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