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The Vulgate, a Latin translation of The Bible, was translated into French by various scholars over time. One of the most notable translations was done by Pierre Robert Olivétan in the 16th century, whose work was published in 1535 and is considered the first complete Protestant Bible in French. His translation laid the groundwork for subsequent French translations of the Bible.

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