The Printing of the King James Bible February 13, 2011
University of Michigan, Michigan 48109
Learn about the printing of the King James Bible from Pablo Alvarez, Curator and Outreach Librarian, U-M Special Collections Library. Alvarez will describe how the manuscript of the KJB was put into print in the first and second editions published by Robert Barker in 1611. To what extent did the printers change the original meaning of the translators? Overall, the lecture will serve as a window into printing culture in seventeenth-century England.
In the Hatcher Library Gallery, Feb 13 at 2pm; free and open to the public.
This is the second in a series of lectures intended to complement the annual Bible Exhibit, which this year celebrates 400 years of the King James Bible. Before or after the lecture, allow time to view the exhibit in the Audubon Room.
Added by mcmorris on January 19, 2011