Thomas Worthington
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Douai-Reims Bible…Martin (the chief translator), and Thomas Worthington, who provided the Old Testament annotations, was instrumental in its production. They undertook the work—initiated by Allen—in order to provide English-speaking Roman Catholics with an authoritative Roman Catholic version of the Bible, as an alternative to the several Protestant translations then in existence.…
Read More…Martin (the chief translator), and Thomas Worthington, who provided the Old Testament annotations, was instrumental in its production. They undertook the work—initiated by Allen—in order to provide English-speaking Roman Catholics with an authoritative Roman Catholic version of the Bible, as an alternative to the several Protestant translations then in existence.…
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biblical literatureThe Douai-Reims Bible…Douai under the editorship of Thomas Worthington. In the intervening period, the Douai-Reims Bible had been brought into line with the new text of the Vulgate authorized by Clement VIII in 1592.
Read More…Douai under the editorship of Thomas Worthington. In the intervening period, the Douai-Reims Bible had been brought into line with the new text of the Vulgate authorized by Clement VIII in 1592.
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