Two particularly influential milestones in English literature were published in the 16th and early 17th Century. In 1549, the "Book of Common Prayer" (a translation of the Church English, substantially revised in 1662) was introduced into English churches, followed in 1611 by the Authorized, or King James, Version of "The Bible", the culmination of more than two centuries of efforts to produce a Bible in the native language of the people of England