SOURCE: Wortham, James. “Arthur Golding and the Translation of Prose.” Huntington Library Quarterly 12, no. 4 (August 1949): 339-67.
In the following essay, Wortham focuses on Golding's translations of Calvin and his translations of histories, highlighting Golding's place in the history of English translations. Wortham admires Golding as a restrained and accurate translator, and suggests the Calvinist influence on his method of translation.
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