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Wyclif / Anon Oval

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JOHN WYCLIF English religious reformer and theologian, initiated the first complete translation of the Bible into English

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1324 Complete Initiated Inscription Latin Oval Reformer Theologian Translation Wyclif Wycliffe


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This evocative image captures the enigmatic figure of John Wyclif (1324-1384), a pivotal figure in English religious and intellectual history. Known as the "Morning Star of the Reformation," Wyclif is depicted here in a detailed engraving, his furrowed brow and intense gaze conveying the depth of his scholarly pursuits. The inscription below identifies him as "John Wyclif, Doctor of Theology, Oxford," underscoring his academic achievements. Wyclif is best known for his groundbreaking work in translating the Bible into English, an endeavor that challenged the authority of the Church and paved the way for the Protestant Reformation. The Latin text surrounding Wyclif's image reads "Anonymus," meaning "anonymous," a reflection of the clandestine nature of his work during a time when the production and dissemination of vernacular Bibles was strictly forbidden. Wyclif's translation, completed around 1382, was initially circulated in secret, with hand-copied manuscripts passed from person to person. It was not until after Wyclif's death that the translation was printed and widely distributed, making it accessible to the English-speaking populace. Wyclif's translation was significant not only for its linguistic accessibility but also for its theological innovations. Wyclif rejected the Church's doctrine of transubstantiation and advocated for the priesthood of all believers, ideas that would later be embraced by the Protestant movement. This image of Wyclif, with his distinctive hat and beard, serves as a powerful reminder of the courage and determination of one man to challenge the established order and bring the Word of God to the people.

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