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Zacharias Ursinus' commentary on the Heidelberg Catechism has reached the necessary bids to go into production. The current price is $8, but with a few more bids the price will go down to $7. Remember that with community pricing you always pay the lowest price. I for example bid $18 on this book and will be getting it for at least $10 less than I bid!

Bidding closes on Friday. After that point the book will go to a higher prepublication price.

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Robert Pavich

Didn't even see it...thanks for the heads up..!

Matthew C Jones

While your are bidding on this book, check out the other great books in Community Pricing. http://www.logos.com/CommunityPricing

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J. Morris

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/66005#Comment_66005

Sorry Keith, that work is a bit over my head.

I do have a question. How many years does it take for a resource to become "public-domain"?

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/66008#Comment_66008

How many years does it take for a resource to become "public-domain"?

In general for books published 1923 or after in the US 75years after the death of the author.

Keith Larson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/66008#Comment_66008

Sorry Keith, that work is a bit over my head.

Actually the Heidelberg Catechism is very devotional in nature and although Ursinus' commentary can get a little long winded at times, it is certainly not over your head. A tip that has help me in reading some of this old stuff is to read the portions I find difficult out loud. The way I had it explained to me is that most of these works where written in Latin and in an oral rhetorical style and were meant to be read out loud, not silently. I don't know how much truth there is in this, but it does work for me.

I do have a question. How many years does it take for a resource to become "public-domain"?

That depends on how long and successfully the heirs can reapply for copyright protection. I think I read somewhere that at a certain point written material automatically becomes public domain, but I am not sure.

J.R. Miller

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/66008#Comment_66008

How many years does it take for a resource to become "public-domain"?

for specifics in US / UK, read here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain

Keith Larson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/66019#Comment_66019

Only a few more bids at $7 or more and this resource will cross the $7 line! Keep those bids coming!