Ales, A., 64 f.
Anderson's Annals of the English
Bible, quoted, 31, 35, 36, 38, 40,
43, 48, 49, 53, 56, 68, 77, 79, 94,
95, 110, III, 114, 115, 118, 122,
131, 136, 199
Anne of Bohemia, Q., studied the
Barnes circulates Tyndale's New
Testament, 37
attacks Wolsey: does pe-
nance at St Paul's, 38 f.
Bede translates St John's Gospel:
his death, 5
Beza's New Testament, 221, 231,
236 ff.
Bible, study of, 20, 23, 82, 89, 97,
destroyed, 18, 35 ff., 87 f.
new version proposed under
the Commonwealth, 124
Bilney, anecdote of, 26 n.
Bishops', The, Bible, 97
scholars engaged on it, 99 ff.
specimens of the translations,
270, 275, 281, 290 ff., 328 ff.
enjoined to be used, 104
specimens of the notes, 254 f.
Bodleian copy of, 122 n.
Bodley, J., assists in bringing out
the Genevan Bible, 95
Bonner's, Bp., admonition on the
reading of the Bible in St Paul's
81
Broughton's, H., translations of
Scripture, 125 n.
Castalio's version of the Bible, 221.
Chaucer's English quotations of
Scripture, 20 n.
Cheke's, Sir J., translation of St
Cochlaus' account of the prepara-
tion of Tyndale's first New Testa-
ment, 30 f.
Complutensian Edition used by Co-
verdale in the Great Bible, 205
Coton's, P., Genève plagiaire, 269 n.
Coverdale intimate with Crumwell,
More, Tyndale, 56 f.
the first edition of his Bible,
57; different title-pages, &c., 58,
174 n., 305 f.
his description of his work
as a secondary translation, 59,
168, 172
his Latin-English Testaments,
62, 324 ff.
second edition of his Bible,
66, 174 n.
superintends the preparation
of the Great Bible, 74 ff.
specimens of his translation,
174, 182, 187, 193, 328 ff.
sources of his alternative ren-
derings, 313 ff.
Cox, Bp., on the revision of the
Great Bible, 100
Cranmer rejoices on receiving a
copy of Matthew's Bible, 70
prepares a preface for the
second edition of the Great Bible,
78
engages Bucer and Fagius
upon the Bible, 90 f.
Crumwell furthers Coverdale's trans-
lation of the Bible, 56
his views on the authority of
Scripture, 65
obtains the king's sanction
for the sale of Matthew's Bible, 71
enjoins that a Bible be set
up in each church, 77
Dalaber's account of the first En-
glish Testament at Oxford, 40 ff.
Demaus' Life of Tyndale, 25 n.
Edward VI.'s zeal for the Bible, 88
Elizabeth, Q., on the English Bible,
98
Erasmus at Cambridge, 24
his New Testament, 26,
used by Tyndale, 140
by Coverdale in the Great
Fisher, Bp., attacks Tyndale, 39
Fox, Bp., account of the spread of
Scripture among the people, 65 f.
Foxe quoted, 20, 23, 26, 35, 42,
66 f., 80, 82, 177
Frances I. licenses the printing of
the English Bible at Paris, 74
French translations of Scripture,
135
specimens of the versions,
228 ff.
Froude's, Mr, estimate of Tyndale,
27 n.
Fry, Mr F., 25 n., 33 n., 46, 55,
Nix, Bp., complains of the circu-
lation of the English Testament,
43
Offor's, Mr, manuscript collections
for a history of the English Bible,
216 n., 251 n.
Pagninus' Latin Version of the Bible,
133, 223 ff.
Parker's Archbp., judgment on the
Genevan Bible, 96
plans the Bishops' Bible, 96
Prayer-book, variety of translations
in, 293 f.
Psalter, the Prayer-book, 206 ff.,
351 ff.
Purvey revises Wycliffe's Version,
13
Reynolds, Dr, proposes a new Ver-
sion at the Hampton Court Con-
ference, III
Rheims and Doway Bible, 105
method of translation, 256 ff.
specimens of the translation,
261 ff.
influence on the A. V., 265,
279 f., 286
Rogers (see Matthew's Bible), 92,
Sandys, Bp., on the revision of the
Great Bible, 99
Saxon translations of Scripture, 5 ff.
Scriptures, translation of, interrupted
by national causes, 4, 7
zeal in studying, 20
perils of possessing, 23
burnt, 36, 40, 42
Selden's criticism on the A. V.,
Smith's, Bp. Miles, Preface to the
Authorised Version, 111 n., 120 f.
Spalatinus' account of Tyndale's
New Testament, 34
Taverner at Oxford, 131
doing penance there, 42
his Bible, 85, 215, 328 ff.
Tomson's, L., New Testament,
97 n., 232 ff.
Tremellius' Latin Version of Old
Testament, 268
Trench, Archbp., on A. V., 284 n.
Tunstall, Bp., declines to receive
Tyndale, 27
orders the destruction of
Tyndale's New Testaments, 35;
preaches against the book, 36
sanctions the third edition of
the Great Bible, 79
Tyball's account of the circulation
of Tyndale's New Testament, 37
Tyndale, birth and early life, 25 f.;
visit to London, 26 f.; exile, 28;
his first New Testament, 29 ff.,
142; translates the Pentateuch,
55; Jonah, 46, 69 n.; revises his
New Testament, and adds the
Epistles out of the Old Testa-
ment,' 48, 160 ff., 178 ff.; revises his
New Testament for the last time,
51, 149 ff.; his martyrdom, 50;
his character and spirit, 52 ff.
leaves a manuscript transla-
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