William Tyndale : The Translator of the English Bible (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from William Tyndale: The Translator of the English Bible

With an introduction to Sir John's friend, Sir Harry Guildford, Controller of the Royal Household, Tyndale in 1523 went to London to see the new bishop, Cuthbert Tunstal, whom Erasmus had praised for his love of learning. As proof of his scholarship Tyn dale took with him an oration' of Isocrates which I had translated out of greke in to English.

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