Erasmus' Egg: Humanism, Reformation, and the People's BookMain MenuIntroductionBiblesPeopleA list of the major players in the development of the Reformation BiblePlacesA list of the important places where drama of the Reformation Bible unfoldedDatesConclusionAcknowledgementsBrittany Adams26e86cd769fe9817154283bb73ddb1fd0ad9d1c2
The Douay-Rheims Bible
12016-03-20T19:14:50-07:00Brittany Adams26e86cd769fe9817154283bb73ddb1fd0ad9d1c275845plain2016-03-20T19:28:56-07:00Brittany Adams26e86cd769fe9817154283bb73ddb1fd0ad9d1c2This Catholic translation of the Bible was met with much criticism by William Fulke, who criticized its challenging vocabulary in his own New Testament seven years later.
Brennan, Gillian. “Patriotism, Language and Power: English Translations of the Bible, 1520-1580.” History Workshop, no. 27 (1989): 18–36. http://www.jstor.org/stable/4288885.