1519 Latin Bible
Novum Testamentum Omne, Multo Quam Antehac Di Ligentius ab Erasmo Roterdamo recognitu, eme datum ac translatum, no solum ad Graecam ueritare, uerum etiam ad multoru utriusqe linguaw codicum, eorumqe ueteru simul & emedatorum fidem, postremo ad probatissimoru autorum citationem, emedationem & interpretatione, praecipue Origenis, Athanasn, Nazianzeni, Chrysostomi, Cyrilli, Theophylacti, Hieronymi, Cyrpiani, Ambrosn, Hilarn, Augustini, una cu Annotationaibus recognitis, ac magna accessione locupletatis, quae lectorem doceant, quid qua ratione mutatu fit. Quisquis igitur amas uera Theologian, lege, cognoce, ac diende iudica.
Latin & Greek language, early printed Catholic bibles, large scale decorative page borders
This edition of the bible was printed in latin by Desiderius Erasmus Roterodamus, a dutch humanist and religious scholar. The translations within would spread across Europe and are known as the basis for an authorized edition of the Roman Catholic bible, and Protestant versions such as the works of Martin Luther and the King James version.
Worldcat shows two copies of this particular 1519 printing. The version held by the Merrick Archives is an oversize copy, which suffers some frayed pages and a detached cover.
