Biblia Oso RV1602 1.0

The "Biblia del Oso" is one of the oldest and most renowned translations of the Bible into Spanish. Its full title is "La Biblia del Oso: La Sagrada Escritura, versión de Casiodoro de Reina, 1569." This translation was undertaken by Casiodoro de Reina, a Spanish monk who converted to Protestantism.

Published for the first time in 1569 in Basel, Switzerland, the Biblia del Oso represents the first complete translation of the Bible into Spanish derived from the original texts in Hebrew and Greek. The name "Biblia del Oso" is derived from the illustration on the cover of the original edition, which depicted a bear beside a beehive. The bear symbolizes the diligence of the translator and the sweetness of God's Word.