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R - Petre #226 1547 - 1st Louvain Bible printed B. Gravius of Louvain folio.
All previous Latin Bibles being suspect by the
Catholic Church this and the 2nd Louvain Bible
was the authorized text until the Sixtine Bible
appeared in 1590.
D + M #6173* - In 1583 C. Plantin printed a fresh ed (f0) of the
revised Louvain bible (Coping in 500) containing an appendix
entitled 'Notationes in Sacra Biblia .... auctore
Francisco Luca Brugensi 3 + many metal engravings.
According to C. Vercellone, a copy of this ed. was
used by the Commission of Cardinals + scholars
employed by Sixtus V in revising the Vulgate
(See D. + M. #6181) The Sixtene ed. of the Vulgate
1590/ (Copinger 521)
1592 D. + M. #6148 - 1st Clementine Vulgate - folio - printed on the Vatican
press by A. Manutius the younger, it was officially
put in place of the Sixtene Bible (1590) which
was recalled - remains the standard Bible of
Catholics today.
1583 - Contains the Bible texts in the new Louvain
revision. (1st ed. 1574 in 8^0 - Voct. #686)
D + M #6173 - In 1583 C. Plantin Printed a fresh ed (folio)
of the revised Louvain Bible (Cop. #500) used by the
commission of cardinals + scholars employed by Sixtus V
in revisiting the Vulgate (See #6181 The Sixtine
ed. of the Vulgate, 1590).
- Pontificate of Sixtus V (1585-90).