The preface of this work describes "thick and palpable clouds [overshadowing the] Land," dispelled by this work's namesake figure. The frontispiece of the first edition of this work features two brothers standing on either side, one wearing the ephod and hoshen, above a pelican feeding her young in a cartouche. The printer, Robert Barker, printed multiple erroneous editions of this work, one of which accidentally orders readers to commit adultery. The idea of this work was conceived as a middle ground between High Church bishops and Puritans at the Hampton Court Conference. For 10 points, name this English version of the Bible translated duri
The preface of this work describes "thick and palpable clouds [overshadowing the] Land," dispelled by this work's namesake figure. The frontispiece of the first edition of this work features two brothers standing on either side, one wearing the ephod and hoshen, above a pelican feeding her young in a cartouche. The printer, Robert Barker, printed multiple erroneous editions of this work, one of which accidentally orders readers to commit adultery. The idea of this work was conceived as a middle ground between High Church bishops and Puritans at the Hampton Court Conference. For 10 points, name this English version of the Bible translated during the rule of its namesake king.
The preface of this work describes "thick and palpable clouds [overshadowing the] Land," dispelled by this work's namesake figure.
Authorized King James Version [or KJV; or Authorized Version; or AV; or King James Bible; prompt on "Bible"]