01890cam a2200205 45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100017000720400018000890500022001070820013001291000023001422450081001652600039002463000019002855040031003045051319003356300030016542647561AUA.120151111114553.0680301s1968 tnu b 000 0 eng  a 68011477  aDLCcDLCdDLC00aBS 455b.M32 196800a220.5/091 aMacGregor, Geddes.12aA literary history of the Bible :bfrom the Middle Ages to the present day / aNashville,bAbingdon Pressc[1968] a400 p.c25 cm. aBibliographical footnotes. a1. Introduction-- 2. The Bible and the medieval mind-- 3. The psalter in medieval life-- 4. Hebrew scholarship in the middle ages-- 5. Text and commentary-- 6. The letter and the figure-- 7. The Thomist solution-- 8. Vernacular manuscript bibles in the middle ages-- 9. The English Bible in the middle ages-- 10. The sixteenth-century biblical renaissance-- 11. Roots of the biblical renaissance-- 12. First printed bibles in the vernacular-- 13. The first printed New Testament in English-- 14. Coverdale and the first English Bible-- 15. The Matthew and the Taverner Bibles-- 16 The great Bible-- 17. The geneva Bible-- 18. The bishops' Bible-- 19. The Douai-Reims version-- 20. "Queen" James-- 21. The King James regulations-- 22. The King James translators-- 23. The King James version-- 24. Corrections and curiosities in the King James editions-- 25. English translations between the King James and the revised version. 26. Light from the east-- 27. The revised version-- 28. More eastern light through western windows-- 29. Independent modern English versions-- 30. The twentieth-century biblical renaissance-- 31. The revised Standard version-- 32. The new English Bible-- 33. Conspectus of a passage in various English versions-- 34. Is translation possible?-- 35. Biblical literature and creative power. 00aBible.lEnglishxHistory.