| "Thou shalt commit adultery." 08:44 - May 2 with 727 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/may/02/rare-wicked-bible-that-encourages-
'An extremely rare medieval bible famous for an unfortunate error that encourages adultery has been discovered in New Zealand.
The 1631 “Wicked” Bible, as it has become known, omits the word “not” from its seventh commandment, informing readers “thou shalt commit adultery”. One thousand copies of the text, which also came to be known as the Adulterous or Sinners’ Bible, were printed, with the error only discovered a year later.
Upon discovery of the mistake, the printers Robert Barker and Martin Lucas were summoned by King Charles I and hauled before the court, where they were admonished for the scandalous typo and sloppy workmanship. They were stripped of their printing licence, had a £300 fine held over their heads for years (though it was eventually quashed) and most of the texts were destroyed. Only about 20 remain in circulation.'
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| "Thou shalt commit adultery." on 15:08 - May 2 with 548 views | factual_blue |
Barker, Lucas and I dreamed that up one night in Mrs Miggins' Pie and Ale Shoppe.
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| "Thou shalt commit adultery." on 15:11 - May 2 with 540 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
A doctor's mistakes get buried. A typesetter's are there in black and white forever. |  |
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| "Thou shalt commit adultery." on 19:22 - May 2 with 436 views | Swansea_Blue |
Boris Johnson’s got a copy too by the looks of it. |  |
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