On the Art of Writing · Character
William Tyndale
Biblical translator and Protestant reformer, cited for prose.
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Also known as Tyndale
First appearance: lecture viii on the lineage of english literature i
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His translation of 1 Corinthians 15 is compared with Wyclif's and the Authorised Version.
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See William Tyndale in lecture viii on the lineage of english literature i