The rare copy of the Bible in Welsh, printed in 1588, has never been displayed before.

♪♪ In November 1588, Queen Elizabeth I held a procession through London. This was her victory parade. The Queen made her way through the city to St Paul's to give thanks.

A rare copy of the first complete translation of the Bible into the Welsh language, printed in 1588, is to go on display in Wales for the first time.

Elizabeth and Dudley reportedly remained close until his death in 1588, and when the Queen died 15 years later, his last letter to her was found by her bedside.

Elizabeth’s words at Tilbury in 1588 inspired the troops as the Spanish armada neared. If not for her victory over the invading fleet, Español would be London’s language. Under the Iberian Union, ...

Elizabeth held this honor until 1754 (151 years), ... A pale portrait of Elizabeth I, c. 1588. | Print Collector/GettyImages. Following a bout with smallpox in the early 1560s, ...

It eschews the projected images of the original duet performance—a lot of which featured the men in Elizabeth’s life—to create an intimate space between Elizabeth and the audience, Meneghini says. She ...

Elizabeth and Dudley reportedly remained close until his death in 1588, and when the Queen died 15 years later, his last letter to her was found by her bedside.

Described as being of exceptional historical significance, the 26cm book will be available for the public to view at St David's Cathedral in. | ITV News Wales ...

A rare copy of the first complete translation of the Bible into the Welsh language, printed in 1588, is to go on display in Wales for the first time. The 26cm tall book, described as being of ...