In 1517, a Venetian printer published the Hebrew Bible text with rabbinic commentaries—known as the Bomberg Bible! Seven years later, Daniel Bomberg published a second edition of the Rabbinic Bible, this time with the Masoretic Text—the Hebrew and Aramaic text with vocalization, cantillation marks, and the Masorete's notes. The 1524 edition of the Bomberg Bible became the standard way to print the Hebrew Bible for 400 years.