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Thomas Bilson

Thomas Bilson (1547 – 18 June 1616) was an Anglican Bishop of Worcester and Bishop of Winchester. With Miles Smith, he oversaw the final edit and printing of the King James Bible.

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Born
1547 (1547) Winchester, England
Died
18 June 1616(1616-06-18) (aged 68–69)
Installed
1597
Other post
Bishop of Worcester (1596–1597)
Predecessor
William Day
Province
Church of England

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Thomas Bilson

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Thomas Bilson

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related to Final years · 31
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related to Years under the Tudors (1547–1603) · 30
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related to Death and burial · 14
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related to External links · 2
Thomas Bilson → Post-Reformation Digital Library, Works
Born · 1
Thomas Bilson → 1547 (1547) Winchester, England
Died · 1
Thomas Bilson → 18 June 1616(1616-06-18) (aged 68–69)
Installed · 1
Thomas Bilson → 1597
Other post · 1
Thomas Bilson → Bishop of Worcester (1596–1597)
Predecessor · 1
Thomas Bilson → William Day

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Thomas BilsonBorn1547 (1547) Winchester, England1.00infobox
Thomas BilsonDied18 June 1616(1616-06-18) (aged 68–69)1.00infobox
Thomas BilsonInstalled15971.00infobox
Thomas BilsonOther postBishop of Worcester (1596–1597)1.00infobox
Thomas BilsonPredecessorWilliam Day1.00infobox
Thomas BilsonProvinceChurch of England1.00infobox
Thomas BilsonSeeWinchester1.00infobox
Thomas BilsonSuccessorJames Montague1.00infobox
Thomas Bilsonrelated to Death and burialIn0.60section
Thomas Bilsonrelated to Death and burialJohn Dunbar0.60section
Thomas Bilsonrelated to Death and burialLatin Epigrams0.60section
Thomas Bilsonrelated to Death and burialEpigrammaton Ioannis Dunbari Megalo-Britanni0.60section

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