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The Holy Bible, Vol. I. 1681 (engraving)
XPH308424 The Holy Bible, Vol. I. 1681 (engraving) by German School, (17th century); Concordia Seminary Library, St. Louis, Mississippi, USA; (add.info.: Titelblatt der von dem Wittenberger Theologieprofessor Abraham Calov bearbeiten und herausgegebenen Luther-Bibel; front cover with Bachs handwritten name (1733), bottom right; numerous handwritten comments throughout by Wittenberg theology professor Abraham Calovius (1612-86); Edition of the Calov-Bible; ); German, out of copyright
Media ID 12843207
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Early Printing Luther Lutheran Signature Translation
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This print showcases "The Holy Bible, Vol. I. 1681" an engraving created by the German School in the 17th century. Housed at Concordia Seminary Library in St. Louis, Mississippi, USA, this remarkable piece of art holds immense historical and religious significance. The title page of this Luther-Bible edition bears the name of Abraham Calov, a renowned Wittenberg theology professor who meticulously edited and published it. Bach's handwritten name from 1733 can be found on the front cover, adding another layer of intrigue to this extraordinary artifact. What sets this particular Bible apart is not only its early printing but also the numerous handwritten comments throughout by Professor Calovius himself. These annotations offer valuable insights into his theological interpretations and understanding of Martin Luther's teachings. As we delve into this image, we are transported back in time to witness a tangible connection between influential figures such as Bach and Calovius with their shared devotion to Lutheran traditions. With its exquisite engravings and rich history embedded within every page, "The Holy Bible, Vol. I. 1681" serves as a testament to both faith and scholarship during a pivotal era in religious development. This print captures not just an ancient text but also the essence of human dedication towards preserving knowledge for generations to come.
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