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How was the Septuagint printed?

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This is the Greek version of the Old Testament, translated in the 3rd to 1st Century BC and as result was obviously handwritten. There have been so many printed versions of this book, but the first was in 1518 in Venice. The 1586 version in Rome is the basis for the Vulgate (Latin Bible). The last known version (as of 2009) was in 2006 by the German Bible Society.

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