Hentenianadj.
/hɛnˈtiːnɪən/, U.S. /hɛnˈtiniən/ Now rare.
Designating an edition of the Vulgate prepared by the theologian Johannes Hentenius in 1547.Hentenius's edition of the Vulgate was originally published by Barthélemy Gravius at Louvain; it was reprinted many times.
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1827 T. J. Pettigrew Bibliotheca Sussexiana I: Pt. ii. 436 This edition should consist of four volumes. The Pentateuch, Joshua, Judges, and Ruth only, are contained in the volume which is in this Library. It is a Hentenian edition, formed upon those of Robert Stephens.
1883 J. Wordsworth Gospel St. Matthew p. xvi The Hentenian Bible of 1547, which was based in great measure upon it.
1902 H. J. White in J. Hastings Dict. Bible IV. 880/2 The various Hentenian editions remained for some years as the standard text of the Roman Church, but were still private publications.
1930 S. Angus in Internat. Standard Bible Encycl. V. 3061/2 Hentenian critical ed. (Louvain, 1547).
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2019; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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