The History of English Podcast

Episode 149: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do

Jun 28, 2021
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
The Church and Its Interpretation of the Bible
02:22 • 3min
3
Erasmus's Greek Bible
04:55 • 4min
4
Book Burnings - A History of the Holy Roman Empire
08:28 • 2min
5
The History of the Diet of Worms
10:18 • 3min
6
Luther's German New Testament
13:02 • 4min
7
The War Between England and the Hapsburgs
16:45 • 2min
8
How to Make Meaning Out of the Random Nature of English
18:37 • 3min
9
The Difference Between Will, Can and Should in English
21:23 • 3min
10
A Brief History of the Bible, Part I
24:10 • 2min
11
The Origins of the Word Fanatic
26:37 • 3min
12
William Tindale - A Great Writer
29:12 • 3min
13
Tyndale's Bible Translation - The King's Version
31:53 • 3min
14
Tindal's Translation of the Old Testament
34:35 • 3min
15
Tyndall's Influence on Modern English
37:15 • 3min
16
Tindal Coin Heword Seashore
40:07 • 3min
17
How Tindall Translated the New Testament
43:19 • 2min
18
Henry's Political Break Up With Charles the Fifth
45:34 • 3min
19
Youn Henry's Whipping Boys
48:49 • 2min
20
Why Didn't Henry Just Get a Divorce From Catherine?
50:51 • 3min
21
The New Testament in Modern English
54:07 • 3min
22
The Book of Tindal
56:38 • 2min
23
'Tindale's New Testament'
58:46 • 3min
24
The Protestant Movement in the Church of England
01:01:52 • 3min
25
The History of English Podcast - Episode 5
01:04:28 • 2min