BREECHES BIBLE, the Geneva Bible, so called from its rendering in Gen. iii.
"The Nuttall Encyclopaedia" by Edited by Rev. James Wood
Geneva Bibles, which were popular among laymen, were prohibited from being imported.
"Our Legal Heritage, 5th Ed." by S. A. Reilly
It is not apparent that Knox took any part in the English translation of the Bible, then being executed at Geneva.
"John Knox and the Reformation" by Andrew Lang
The present names were first given in the Geneva Bible (1560).
"The Bible Book by Book" by Josiah Blake Tidwell
In 1575 the Geneva Bible was first printed in England, the work being done for Barker.
"A Budget of Paradoxes, Volume II (of II)" by Augustus de Morgan
Of all these the Geneva Bible became the most popular.
"Training the Teacher" by A. F. Schauffler
The rivalry between the Bishops' Bible and the Geneva Bible was confusing.
"The Influence of the Bible on Civilisation" by Ernst Von Dobschutz
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