One early edition of this text is the Codex Bezae, which is named for Theodore Beza .
One early edition of this text is the Codex Bezae, which is named for Theodore Beza . One version of this book, translated by William Whittingham, was supposedly denounced at the Hampton Court Conference. Nicholas of Hereford helped the Lollard leader, John Wycliffe, translate this book into English. Another version of this text was compiled from Erasmus' Received Text by William Tyndale. Coming in an Authorized Version, this book was translated into the Vulgate by St. Jerome. Martin Luther's translation of this book included the Apocrypha. For 10 points, name this religious text that comes in a King James Version.
One early edition of this text is the Codex Bezae, which is named for Theodore Beza .
Bible [or Wycliffe's Bible; or Tyndale's Bible; or Geneva Bible; or King James Bible; or Authorized Version; prompt on "New Testament" and "Old Testament"]