File:Tyndale Bible - Gospel of John.jpg

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English: First page of the Gospel of Saint John, from the 1526 Peter Schöffer printing of William Tyndale's English translation of the Bible.
Date Reproduction of a two-dimensional work produced in 1526.
Source British Library Board
Author Peter Schöffer (printer); William Tyndale

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