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[Terry Decker]

> His other claim to fame was printing the Bible in the people's vernacular, 
> I believe German, versus the traditional Latin.
> If I remember correctly this angered the Church.
> Aelina

Myth.  The Mazarin (AKA Gutenberg) Bible was in Latin in a Gothic typeface. 
The first Bible translated into English was begun by John Wycliffe and 
completed by John Purcey in 1388, 60 to 70 years before Gutenberg's.  The 
Church authorized the translation (Douay-Rheims) of the Bible into English 
in the late 16th Century.

Bear