The English Apocalypse Bernard K. Duffy

The English Apocalypse Bernard K. DuffyThe English Apocalypse, translated from the French in the early 14th century is valuable to scholars of early English Bible translation and to students of Middle English literature and medieval religious practice. This edition reproduces, for the first time, a copy of this text, which replaced the Book of Revelation in a Wycliffite New Testament.

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