I have came across scans of a Latin Vulgate Bible from 1685 on a heretical "Catholic" website, but I have not been able to find any images from earlier than that.
In one of my stories, my MC is practicing her writing by transcribing passages from the Latin Vulgate Bible in the 1430s-1440s. This is a bit before it was declared to be the official Latin Bible of the Catholic Church, but it was already in wide use by then.
Specifically, the two passages that she writes are Isaiah 9:2 and John 1:5. Here are the scans of the pages from the 1685 version:
http://www.fatimamovement.org/image...ompleteApocryphaNominumInterpretatio_0508.jpg
http://www.fatimamovement.org/image...ompleteApocryphaNominumInterpretatio_0778.jpg
The text on these pages are printed, right?
How would an older, pre-print version look? This is for a screenplay for a film that I eventually want to shoot, and I want to make the pages look as authentic as possible.
In one of my stories, my MC is practicing her writing by transcribing passages from the Latin Vulgate Bible in the 1430s-1440s. This is a bit before it was declared to be the official Latin Bible of the Catholic Church, but it was already in wide use by then.
Specifically, the two passages that she writes are Isaiah 9:2 and John 1:5. Here are the scans of the pages from the 1685 version:
http://www.fatimamovement.org/image...ompleteApocryphaNominumInterpretatio_0508.jpg
http://www.fatimamovement.org/image...ompleteApocryphaNominumInterpretatio_0778.jpg
The text on these pages are printed, right?
How would an older, pre-print version look? This is for a screenplay for a film that I eventually want to shoot, and I want to make the pages look as authentic as possible.