Henry Cotton Livres

This authoritative bibliography provides a comprehensive listing of all English-language editions of the Bible published from 1505 to 1820. It includes detailed bibliographic information for each edition, as well as contextual information on the history of Bible publishing in England during this period.

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Exploring the existence of the two books of Maccabees in the Catholic Bible but not in the Protestant version, the narrative delves into the historical and theological debates surrounding this discrepancy. Henry Cotton's insights bring a fresh perspective to the longstanding speculations, addressing the core issues that have fueled arguments over these texts. The book illuminates the significance of these books within the context of biblical canon formation and the implications for religious understanding.

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The existence of the two books of Maccabees in the Catholic Bible, absent from the Protestant version, has sparked ongoing debates regarding their significance. Henry Cotton's exploration delves into the underlying reasons for this discrepancy, addressing the core issues that have been overlooked in previous discussions. His analysis provides a deeper understanding of the historical and theological implications surrounding these texts, inviting readers to reconsider the foundations of biblical canon formation.