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'''The Wichser Bible''' is a 14th Century [[German]] translation of the [[Bible]] best known for the [[woodcut]] illustrations on the inside sleeves. Very few copies of this manuscript survived the years and all extant (existing original) copies are in private collections.
 
'''The Wichser Bible''' is a 14th Century [[German]] translation of the [[Bible]] best known for the [[woodcut]] illustrations on the inside sleeves. Very few copies of this manuscript survived the years and all extant (existing original) copies are in private collections.
  
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The Wichser Bible is a 14th Century German translation of the Bible best known for the woodcut illustrations on the inside sleeves. Very few copies of this manuscript survived the years and all extant (existing original) copies are in private collections.