Brian Walton

Bishop and biblical scholar in England

Brian Walton - Bishop and biblical scholar in England
Born

1600
425 years ago

Died

November 29th, 1661
363 years ago — 61 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

England

Links & References

A bishop and scholar from England, contributed significantly to biblical scholarship during the 17th century. Played a key role in the publication of the 'polyglots', which is a critical edition of the Bible in multiple languages. Oversaw the creation of the 'London Polyglot', a monumental work that involved collaboration with numerous scholars. Engaged in theological debates and was associated with the early Church of England.

Published the London Polyglot Bible

Contributed to early biblical scholarship

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