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At the time of publication the complete programme was not available. However Conference delegates and Journal readers may like to browse through the following information which may still be subject to change.

Speakers And Titles Of Papers:

• Prof Brad S. Gregory, Stanford University, USA – KEYNOTE SPEAKER –The Famous Controversy between Tyndale and More, and Their Divergent Views of Christian Sanctity, and how this related to their discrepant views of Christian Truth
• Prof Peter Auksi , University of Western Ontario, Canada. Erasmus as Source, Influence and Object of Criticism: Tyndale on the Light of Northern Humanism
• Prof Richard Duerden, Brigham Young University, USA. Who Brought Luther to the Elizabethans? The Translator of Luther’s Commentary on Galatians.
• Prof Fabiny, Budapest, Hungary. Reformation Apocalypse and Shakespearean Tragedy
• Dr Tom S. Freeman, British Academy/Cambridge University, UK, Back to the Future: John Foxe, John Day and The Whole Works of Tyndale, Frith and Barnes
• Prof Dr Paul Gillaerts, Lessius Hogeschool, Belgium. Dutch Printed Bibles in Print: Some Parallels between Tyndale’s Contemporaries and the Present Day
• Prof Jean-François Gilmont, Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium. Jacques Lefèvre d’Etaples and the First French Printed Bibles (in French)
• Dr Ralph de Koninck ‘Imagines et figurae bibliorum’: The Genesis and Development of ‘Picture Bibles’ in Antwerp in the Second Half of the 16th Century (in French)
• Prof Dr Matthijs Lamberigts, KU Leuven
• Prof David Loades, British Academy, UK
• Dr Helen L. Parish, Reading University, UK
• Dr Amanda Piesse, Trinity College, Dublin, Republic of Ireland. Tyndale and Allegory
• Dr Deborah Pollard, Queen Mary College, London University, UK/ Lethbridge College, Alberta, Canada. Demonstration: The Tyndale Bible Concordance
• Prof Richard Rex, Cambridge University, UK. Lollardy and Lutheranism in Tyndale’s Theology
• Prof Meg Twycross, Lancaster University, UK. Visual Representations of the Bible in the Low Countries in the late Middle Ages and Early Renaissance
• Dr Gerrit de Vylder, Lessius Hogeschool, Belgium. The Economic History of Tyndale’s Antwerp
• Dr Vivienne Westbrook, National University of Taiwan, Taiwan. Reading Paratexts as Signs of the Times
• Dr Kaoru Yamazaki, Meijigakuin University, Tokyo, Japan. The History of the Bible of the Reformation and the Personal Computer

Panel – Papers And Discussion

Prologues to Tyndale’s Hexateuch

Chair: Dr Jos E. Vercruysse S.J.

• Dr Anne M. O’Donnell SND Catholic University of Washington, USA. Rituals in the Prologue to Leviticus and Vows in the Prologue to Numbers
• Dr Brian A. Cummings Sussex University, UK. The Luck of the English: Tyndale’s Prologues to Genesis & Jonah
• Revd Dr Ralph S. Werrell, UK. Divine Mercy and Human Compassion in the Prologues to Exodus and Deuteronomy

Presentation

Vernacular Bibles in Antwerp 1526-1538 K.U.Leuven/ Université Catholique de Louvain project, Belgium

Dr Guido Latré, Paul Arblaster, Gergely Juhasz