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> In a message dated 03/26/2000 11:07:12 AM Eastern Standard Time,
> [log in to unmask] writes:
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> > If I remember correctly, the first "complete" bible was put together in the
> > 7th or 8th century in northern England. Still, through most of the Middle
> > Ages, a complete set of scriptures was a rarity.
> > s
> > mark
> >
> What about Jewish Bibles (the OT)? When Augustine refers to "the books of the
> Jews," I get a sense that he has a discrete set of books in mind.
>
> pat sloane
Right on, Pat. That's what I had in mind in my previous message, when I
said that the Bible put together at Vivarium by Cassiodorus preceded
theat of the Amiatinus. In fact, Vivarium was an Augustinian
institution. Luciana
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