Gothic Bible (Partial)
This is a partial Gothic translation of the Bible. This edition is probably that made by the Bishop Ulfilas in the 4th century and preserved in the Codex Argenteus. This was published in 1910 by William Streitberg as Die Gotische Bible. This text is probably in the public domain in the US because it presumably was published prior to 1923.
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Gothic Bible (Partial)
This is a partial Gothic translation of the Bible. This edition is probably that made by the Bishop Ulfilas in the 4th century and preserved in the Codex Argenteus. This was published in 1910 by William Streitberg as Die Gotische Bible. This text is probably in the public domain in the US because it presumably was published prior to 1923.
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Gothic Bible (Partial)
This is a partial Gothic translation of the Bible. This edition is probably that made by the Bishop Ulfilas in the 4th century and preserved in the Codex Argenteus. This was published in 1910 by William Streitberg as Die Gotische Bible. This text is probably in the public domain in the US because it presumably was published prior to 1923.
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18 chapters
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