Philip A
Puritan Board Sophomore
I was surfing on the BoT website for this book and found this comment:
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This quality facsimile edition is a reproduction of Arthur Golding's translation of the Job sermons first published in 1574.
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Am I exegeting this text properly?
Are they saying that the facsimile is a reprint of the first 1574 edition?
Or are they saying that the facsimile is a reprint of a later edition of a work first published in 1574?
Or are they saying that Golding's translation is of a French edition first published in 1574?
The reason I ask is that my wife is interested in it, and I wanted to check for her to see if it is a facimile of the Old English typeset (i.e. "f's" in place of "s's", etc.)
I'm sure the webmaster has it and can answer for me....:biggrin:
[quote:1f035fdddd]
This quality facsimile edition is a reproduction of Arthur Golding's translation of the Job sermons first published in 1574.
[/quote:1f035fdddd]
Am I exegeting this text properly?
Are they saying that the facsimile is a reprint of the first 1574 edition?
Or are they saying that the facsimile is a reprint of a later edition of a work first published in 1574?
Or are they saying that Golding's translation is of a French edition first published in 1574?
The reason I ask is that my wife is interested in it, and I wanted to check for her to see if it is a facimile of the Old English typeset (i.e. "f's" in place of "s's", etc.)
I'm sure the webmaster has it and can answer for me....:biggrin: