In this fascinating account of the history of the English Bible, Ira Maurice Price explores the origins and development of the various versions of the Bible that have been used throughout history. From the early days of the Roman Empire to the present day, Price offers a detailed and comprehensive history of the texts, translations, and manuscripts that have contributed to the rich and complex tapestry of the Bible. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of religion, literature, or the power of language to shape our world.

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