Christopher Froschauer
Christopher Froschauer was a significant figure in the early 16th century as a printer and publisher in Zürich, Switzerland. He is best known for producing the 1525 edition of the Old Testament, which was notable for being the first cartographic work included in a Bible. Froschauer's contributions were pivotal in the spread of Protestantism by making religious texts more accessible to the general public, thus allowing individuals to engage directly with the scriptures in their native languages.
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Christopher Froschauer published the Old Testament in 1525 in Zurich.
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