Latin, Greek, German, English New Testament

5B, 1858 New Testament in four languages.

Notes

The New Testament, originally written in Koine Greek, comprises texts central to Christianity's teachings and scriptures, depicting the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Over time, these texts were translated into Latin during the early Christian era, and later into various languages, including German and English, during the Protestant Reformation. These translations played pivotal roles in shaping religious practices, theological debates, and cultural identities across Europe and beyond.

Description

3/4 brown leather fabric binding, gold embossing front, back, name plate on spine, five raised bands, three edge marbling.