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• Johann Froben
  ... vice of Johannes Froben.jpg|thumb|250px|Upright|Printer's device of Johann Froben, by [[Hans Holbein the Younger]], ''c.'' 1523]] '''Johann Froben''', in [[Latin]]: '''Johannes Frobenius''' (and combinations), ([[Hammelburg]], [[Franconia]], circa 1460 — [ ...
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• Desiderius Erasmus
  ... .jpg|thumb|right|Acknowledgement page engraved and published by [[Johannes Froben]], [[1516 AD|1516]]]] ... nus and Sinaiticus MSS, from which modern translations get their readings. Froben published Erasmus' work on the ‘Fathers,’ as a series which included, ...
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• Byzantine text-type
  ... eek New Testament]] was completed by [[Erasmus]] and published by [[Johann Froben]] of Basel on [[March 1]], [[1516]] ([[Novum Instrumentum omne]]).This tex ...
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• Textus Receptus
  [[Desiderius Erasmus|Erasmus]]'s new work was published by [[Johann Froben|Froben]] of [[Basel]] in [[1516 AD|1516]] and thence became the first ''published ... ... otations, March 1, 1516 ; Erasmus' dedication to Leo X, Feb. 1, 1516 ; and Froben's Preface, full of joyful hope and honest pride in the friendship of the f ...
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• Novum Instrumentum omne
  ... ius Erasmus]] ([[1466 AD|1469]]-[[1536 AD|1536]]), and printed by [[Johann Froben]] ([[1460 AD|1460]]-[[1527 AD|1527]]) of Basel. Although many claim that E ... ... es|S. P. Tregelles]]).^[] Some scholars doubt this motivation of Froben (e.g. [[Bruce Metzger]]), because there is no evidence to support it.<sup> ...
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• English Majority Text Version
  ... f the Greek New Testament was completed by Erasmus and published by Johann Froben of Basel on March 1, 1516 (Novum Instrumentum omne). Due to the pressure o ...
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• 1460 AD
  [[Johann Froben]] printer of [[Desiderius Erasmus|Erasmus]]' [[Novum Instrumentum omne]] i ...
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• Johann Froben
  ... vice of Johannes Froben.jpg|thumb|250px|Upright|Printer's device of Johann Froben, by [[Hans Holbein the Younger]], ''c.''&nbsp;1523]] '''Johann Froben''', in [[Latin]]: '''Johannes Frobenius''' (and combinations), ([[Hammelburg]], [[Franconia]], circa 1460 — [ ...
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• Aldine
  ... stament]] edited by [[Erasmus of Rotterdam]], first printed in [[1516]] by Froben in Basel. [[Aldus Manutius]] reprinted it almost unaltered. [[Aldus Manuti ...
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• Johannine Comma and Complutensian Polyglot
  ... ]], his first edition of the New Testament, which had just been printed by Froben press. The abbot praised Erasmus as a good theologian, knowledgeable in Gr ...
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• Konrad Pellikan
  ... during his temporary departure. In Basel he did much laborious work for [[Froben]]'s editions, and came to the conclusion that the Church taught many doctr ...
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