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The earliest known bible translation. (Hebrew to Greek)
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Produced using the Armenian alphabet and the Georgian Vernacular.
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Nestorian Christianity arrives in China.
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Bishop of Sherborne translates the Psalms into Anglo-Saxon.
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The Venerable Bede translates the chapters of John to help the monks in his monastery.
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After developing a Slavic alphabet, Cyril translates scriptures.
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A Nestorian translates portions of the New Testament into Arabic.
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Aelfric, an English abbot, translates parts of Scripture into Old English.
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The most popular French translation of the medieval period.
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Translated from the Latin Vulgate, the Bible of Dresden is the earliest known translation of the full Bible into Czech.
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Translated by John Wycliffe into English from the Vulgate.
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Franciscan monks complete the first Bible translation into Hungarian.
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First bible published in Old Belarusian.
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Martin Luther translates scriptures for the German peoples .
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Starting from the Hebrew and Greek, the bible is translated into French.
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During the Spanish inquisition, the first full Spanish Bible is completed.
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King James I authorizes the production of a new translation.
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Bible translation escalates quickly when missionaries begin going deep into Africa, Asia and the Pacific.
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Japan finishes translation of full bible.
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The first major American revision of the King James Version, is published.
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Publication of the New International Version.
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Publication of the New King James Version.
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The discovery of the Silver Scrolls, believed to be the oldest Bible text ever, is announced.
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Publication of the New Living Translation.
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