What was the first complete English translation of the Bible?

The first complete English translation of the Bible was the Bible of 1380, translated into a Midland dialect by Nicholas of Hereford and others.

It is often called the Wyclif Bible, though theologian John Wyclif (c. 1320-84) did not work on it.

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