Coverdale
Coverdale refers to the work of Miles Coverdale, an English theologian and translator known for his translation of the Bible into English. His most notable contribution is the Coverdale Bible, published in 1535, which was the first complete printed translation of the Bible in English. This translation played a significant role in making the scriptures accessible to the English-speaking public.
The Coverdale Bible was influential in the development of later translations, including the King James Version. Coverdale's work was characterized by its poetic language and readability, which helped to popularize the Bible among ordinary people. His efforts contributed to the broader movement of religious reform during the Reformation.