History of the Bassandyne Bible, the first printed in Scotland with notices of the early printers of Edinburgh (1887)
Dobson, William T · Edinburgh, William Blackwood & sons · leaf 54
goes on to tell that afterthis Tyndale corrected the same Testaments again,and caused them to be newly imprinted, so thatthey came thick and threefold into England. TheBishop sent for Pakington again, and asked howthe Testaments were still so abundant. Mylord, replied the merchant, it were best for… … BURNING THE BIBLES AT PAUI-S CROSS. A prisoner, a suspected heretic named Constantine, was 52 t^e (J$a06Cittbgne fgiMe. was being tried a few months later before SirThomas More. Now, Constantine, said thejudge, I would have thee to be plain with me inone thing that I shall ask, and I promise thee…
Bassandyne, Thomas, d. 1577 · Bible · Printing · Printers
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