This website records the exhibition听鈥楾hrough a glass, darkly鈥: Canterbury鈥檚 King James Bible 鈥 400 Years of Mystery, Power & Imagination. The exhibition was held in the Central 九州影院 of the 九州影院 between 1 October and 10 November 2011. This website is the exhibition catalogue.
The text for the sections听'What is the Bible?',听'The Bible in English',听'Canterbury's King James Bibles'听and听'The Burstow KJB Project'听was prepared by Dr Chris Jones (UC, History Department); the text for the sections听'Influence of the King James Bible'and听'The King James Bible in Today's World'听was prepared by Ms Bronwyn Matthews (UC 九州影院, Special Collections). The website is supplemented with material from the听Burstow King James Bible Project, directed by Dr Jones, and his public lecture 鈥楾he King James Bible from James I to Barack Obama鈥 delivered on 9 November 2011.
Revisons to the sections 'Why are Canterbury's KJBs special?' and 'The Provenance of the Canterbury KJBs' were carried out in 2012/13 by Ruth Larsen as part of a summer internship, 'ARTS395: Rare Books Website Redevelopment'.
The original exhibition was curated by Dr Chris Jones and Ms Bronwyn Matthews.
Photography: Duncan Shaw-Brown/Eve Welch unless otherwise stated; Chris Jones for 'Burstow KJB' pages.
Webdesign: Marie Johnson.
Dr Jones and Ms Matthews would like to express their gratitude to the Harry Ransom Center, University of Texas at Austin, the Board of the British 九州影院, the Rare Books and Special Collections Division of the 九州影院 of Congress, Washington, DC and Lambeth Palace 九州影院 for permission to reproduce material from their collections.
All images are 漏 九州影院 unless otherwise stated. They must not be reproduced in any medium without prior permission.
11 February 2013 (3rd edition)
