1572 CHRISTOPHER PLANTIN. Interlinear Old and New Testaments. The Greatest Biblical Printing of the Era. Preaching I don’t want to suffer

I don’t want to suffer the 2nd death

and thus were uncommon survivors

"I declined preaching in the Church & when the Communion Prayers were over preached in the churchyard

Harriette Newell Woods Baker

and one of the leading persons in America's late 19th century battle against the prevailing alcoholism

1572 CHRISTOPHER PLANTIN. Interlinear Old and New Testaments. The Greatest Biblical Printing of the Era. Preaching I don’t want to sufferWhen Christie's sold off the Royal Copy of the Present Bible, all eight volumes issued separately, but bound for Philip II in matching calf, they echoed the words of historians, calling Plantin's Bible "The finest Bible ever printed in Christendom." From its conception, the Plantin Polyglot Bible was a grand project: to produce the finest Bible in all Christendom, published under royal patronage of Philip II, King of Spain and Lord of the Seventeen