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Even in a Dead Language, the Bible Is AliveThe Watchtower—2009 | April 1
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A new version published in 1592 under Pope Clement VIII eventually became known as the Sixtine Clementine edition. It remained the Catholic Church’s official version for quite some time. The Sixtine Clementine Vulgate also became the basis for Catholic translations into the vernacular, such as Antonio Martini’s translation into Italian, completed in 1781.
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Even in a Dead Language, the Bible Is AliveThe Watchtower—2009 | April 1
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[Pictures on page 22]
Sixtine Clementine Vulgate, 1592
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