THE ART OF PRINTING.
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An article in the last number of the Biblical
Repository, giving historical sketch Of the
English versions of the Sacred Scriptures, has
this paragraph:


The art of printing was discovered in l457
In 1862, the Latin Bible was printed. In 1889
the Old Testament in Hebrew was printed. In
1916, the Greek Testament was published at Basil
In l474, the art of printing was brought into
England by William Caxton, and printing press
set up by him at Westminster. These proceed.
ings greatly alarmed the monks, who declaimed
from the pulplts, that there was new language
discovered, called Greek, of which people should
beware, since it was that which produced all the
heresies; that in this was come forth book called
the NeD Testament, which was now in every
body's hands; and was full of thorns and briars;
that there was also another language now started
upon, which they called Hebrew, and those who
learnt it were termed /" Hebrews" The Vicar
of Croydon, preaching at ST. Paul's Cross, said :
(" NE must root om printing, or printing aciH
root out u.s."