Martin Lempereur
See
Merten de Keyser.

Merten de Keyser
The Flemish name of Martin
Lempereur, a 16th-century French printer and publisher, who worked
mainly in Antwerp (Flanders). He printed the first complete French and
English Bible translations, as well as a number of works by English
Protestant authors, including several works of William Tyndale. He is
also known by his Latinized name Martinus Caesar.

Michael (מִיכָאֵל)
Hebrew. ‘Who is like God’. Name of the first
archangel, who was known as a true servant of God. He was given the
highest rank and presides over all other angels. He is described as a
warrior and advocate for Israel, serving as one who stands for the
people of Israel in time of conflict and who intercedes for them before
God. He is considered a saint by the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox
Church. In Islam, Michael is believed to be the archangel of mercy,
responsible for bringing rain and thunder to the Earth. Being the leader
of the celestial army in a battle with Satan, he is usually represented
in the dress of a warrior.

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