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A06660	A brief and compendiouse table, in a maner of a concordaunce openyng the waye to the principall histories of the whole Bible, and the moste co[m]mon articles grounded and comprehended in the newe Testament and olde, in maner as amply as doeth the great concordau[n]ce of the Bible. Gathered and set furth by Henry Bollynger, Leo Iude, Conrade Pellicane, and by the other ministers of the church of Tygurie. And nowe first imprinted in Englyshe. D.M.L. [sic] The third boke of the Machabees a booke of the Bible also prynted vnto this boke which was neuer before translated or prynted in any Englyshe Bible. The contents of this booke are conteyned in the next leafe.	Bullinger, Heinrich, 1504-1575.; Juda, Leo, 1482-1542. aut; Pellicanus, Konrad, 1478-1556. aut; Lynne, Walter.	1550 (1550)	STC 17117; ESTC S102763	104,729	292

A briefe and compendiouse table in a maner of a concordaunce openyng the waye to the principall histories of the whole Bible and the moste cōmon Articles grounded and comprehended in the newe Testament and olde in maner as amply as doeth the great concordaūce of the Bible Gathered and set furth by Henry Bullynger Leo Iude Conrade Pellicane and by the other Ministers of the churche of Tygurie And nowe first imprinted in Englyshe D.M.L. The third boke of the Machabees a booke of the Bible also prynted vnto this boke which was neuer before Translated or prynted in any Englyshe Bible The contentes of this booke are conteyned in the next leafe ¶ A briefe concordaunce vnto the reader in maner as profitable as a great Concordaunce of the Bible ¶ A trewe and sure Computacion of yeares of all the tymes and yeares from Adam vnto Christe and vnto the yeare of oure Lorde M.D.L. extracted out of the holy scripture of the Bible ¶ All the testimonies of the olde Testament Whiche Christe Iesus the truwe expositour of the Scripture and his Apostles and Euangelistes by the inspiracion of the holy ghoost haue repeted in the newe Testament ¶ Testimonies of the newe Testament which do not iustly agree in wordes but in the sence and meanynge of the olde Testament ¶ The thyrde booke of the Machabees a booke of the Bible whiche was neuer before translated or printed in the Englyshe tounge To the right noble and vertuouse Lady Lady Anne douchesse of Somerset c her moste bounden and dayly Oratour Gwalter Lynne wyshed aboundaunce of all grace and Godlynes wyth a longe and prosperous estate to Goddis honour and your graces health and saluacyon BEinge credibly enformed mooste graciouse Lady by such as be nygh about your grace that youre graces chiefe and daylye study is in the holy Byble I thought I coulde not presente your grace wyth any Iuwell more acceptable and pleasaunt to your grace then suche a bryefe concordaunce Whereby youre grace myghte wyth more redynes fynde all suche thynges as you shoulde be desyrouse to see ●ctuum ●… a. Then as for gold or siluer I am not able to presente vnto your grace but my ruyde laboures and that I do wyth all my herte When thys lyttle boke therfore came to my hand beynge wrytten in the hygh Almayne tounge and I perceiued it to be moost diligently gathered out of the holy Byble and set in suche order that wyth in it lyghtelly as much maye be founde by it as by a great concordaunce I ceassed not tyll I had it translated and sett in lyke order in the Englysh tounge that your grace myghte not be destytute of so necessarye an instrumente in your godlye studie And that all other whych be studyouse of godly knowledge myghte be the more desyrouse to haue thys lyttle boke and embrace it wyth better wyll knowynge your graces feruent zeale in the furtherynge of goddis trueth I haue byn as my duitie byndeth me so boulde as to dedycated vnto your grace for to forther youre grace in youre godly studye trustinge that your grace according to your a customable gentilnes will accept my good wyll there in and then shall I thynke my laboures well employed my Paynes well recompensed Nowe leste your grace shoulde be disceyued in any thynge conteyned in this lytle boke Yt may pleace your grace to vnderstande that the Psalmes from the nynth Psalme forwarde are euer one fewer in nomber then the same Psalmes be in the Bybels which be translated and prynted into Englyshe As for ensample that Psalm which in this boke is noted .x. is in the Bibles .xi. and so forth to the ende of the Psalmes accordynge to the counte of the Grekes It behoueth also that your grace be admonyshed of thys one other thynge whych other wyse myght hapely be a great trouble to your grace in the sekeynge of matthers whych ye shall desyre to fynde The letters A. B. C. D. E. F. G. Whych be commonly set in the margyne of euerye chappter of the Byble to deuide the chapter into so many partis Are not set in all Bybles a lyke So that the thynge that in one boke stādeth vpon B or C. doeth in an other boke stande vpon D. or E. And thys dyuersytye is growen by the negligence ●…casyon of many dowbts And as tochyng all other thinges necessary to be knowen abowt thys boke I desyre your grace to take the payn to rede ouer the preface followyng which the great lernyd men that were the first authors of the boke dyd sett before yt vnto the vnderstandynge of the Redar Nowe to speake some thynge of the commoditie and profite that spryngeth of thys boke I do your grace to vnderstande that from the fyrste begynnynge of learnynge all learned men haue thought it so necesserie a thynge to the forderaunce of theyr studie that yf they coulde by no mean●s haue the lyke that were some what to theyr mynde they woulde not stycke to take the paynes to drawe oute one for theyr owne studye and so dyd the fyrst Authours of thys boke whyche doubtlesse they would neuer haue done yf necessitye of the thynge had not dryuen them to it Mooste necessarye therfore it is for all maner of persons that do employe any parte of theyr study to the holy scriptures to haue eyther thys or the lyke table or concordaunce to helpe theyr memorye wyth all Purposly therefore to profite all maner of persons I haue set forth thys lyttle worcke commytting it to your gracys tuysyon wyshynge that all men myght be profited thereby and no mann offended The spiryte of the lyueyng God be all wayes your gracys comforther and guide in all your doingis to the glory of God and your sowls health So be it Your Graeces humble and bounden dayly Orator Gwalter Lynne Henry Bullynger Leo Iude Conrade Pellicane and the other ministers of the churche of Tygurie Sende vnto the Christian reader gretynge Dearely beloued brethren in Christe Iesu to thintent that euery man may so much the fru●fuller vse and occupye this register or table it is to be noted for an introduccion and good vnderstanding that it serueth principally for three maner of poinctes First it sheweth the histories of the olde and newe Testament whiche are soone founde hauinge a respect and regarde to the proper names whiche in the histories and actes which are sought for chefelye do occurre As if thou desirest to knowe where and in what place of the scripture is written the hystory of innocent Abell of the righteous Abraham and of the obedient Isaac or of the feruent Helias then se●… the same name euery one by his lettre and when thou hast founde hym thou shalt fynde there a trewe introduction to the forsayde historie howe be it there is to be noted that the proper names are not euery where wrytten after one sort but that they haue some difference for some of them are written in some places with an H. and in

xxxij yere of Darius vntyl the .xlij. yere of Augustus in the whiche Chryste was borne From Adam vnto Chryst are noumbred iij. M.ix C.lxxiiij yeares .vi. moneths .x. dayes The noumbre of yeres from the natiuitie of Christ vnto the yere of our Lord God M.D.L. is sure ynoughe Thus are there counpted frō the beginninge of the worlde vntil the yeare of our Lorde M.v. C.L. v. M.v. C.xxiiij yeres .vj. moneths and .x. dayes Finis All the testimonyes of the olde Testamente Whyche Chryste Iesus the true expositour of the Scrypture and his Apostles and Euangelistes by the inspiratyon of the holy Ghoost haue repeted in the newe Testamente Christe saith Iohn v. Serche the Scriptures for they testifye of me To the Reader HIre haue ye all the testymonies and wytnesses of the olde Testamēt which are repeted and rehersed in the newe to thintent that all men maye perceyue howe and after what sorte our Lord Iesus Christ the true expounder of the Scriptures and his Apostles and Euangelistes by the motion of the holy Goost haue repeted and rehersed the same and that we maye also learne to vse them in lyke maner whyche God graunt vs to oure soules helth Amen The nombre which standeth in the begynnynge of the lyne signyfyeth the chapyter of the boke of the olde Testament whiche standeth afore in a lyne alone and the last sheweth were men shall fynde it in the newe Testament Genesis i.d. GOd made them man and woman Matt. xix a Marke x.a. ij a God dyd reste the seuenth daye from all hys workes Heb. iiij b ij b The fyrste man Adam was made a lyuynge soule i. Corin. xv.f. ij d A man shall leaue father and mother and cleaue vnto hys wyfe Matt xix a Marke x.a. Ephes v.g. and .i. Corinnt vi d ij d They twayne shall be one fleshe Mat. xix a Mark x.a. i. Corint vi d Ephe. v.g. xij a Come out of thy contree from thy kynred Act. vij a xij a In thy sede shall all the kynredes of the earth be blessed Actuum iij. a Galat. iij. b xv b So shall thy sede be euen as the starres of heauen and as the lande of the sea Rom. iiij c xv b Abrahā beleued God and it was counted vnto hym for ryghteousnes Roma iiij a Galat. iij. a Iacob ij d xv.c. Thy sede shall be a straunger in a straunge lande Act. vii a xvij a I haue made the a father to many nations Rom. iiij c xviij b Aboute thys tyme wyll I come and Sara shal haue a sonne Rom ix b xxi b Put awaye the bonde woman her sonne Galat. iiij d xxi b In Isaac shall thy sede be called Rom. ix b xxii c Surely I wil blesse the and multiplie the indede Heb. vi c xxij d In the shall all nacyons be blessed Galat. iij. b Actuū iij. d xxv c The elder shall serue the yonger Rom. ix c Exodus iii. b I am the God of abrahā the God of Isaac and the God of Iacob Mathe. xxii c Marke xij c Luke xx.f. ix d Euen for thys same purpose haue I stered the vp to shew my power on the. Rom. ix d xij g Ye shall not breake a bone of hym Iohn xix f xiij c. Euery man that fyrste openeth the matryx shal be called holy to the Lorde Luk. ij d xvi d He that gathered much hadde neuer the more aboundaunce and he that gathered littel hadde neuer thelesse ij Math. v.d. Corinth viij c xx c Thou shalt not cōmitt aduoutry xx c Thou shalt not cōmitte aduoutry thou shalt not kil Thou shalt not steal thou shalt not beare false witnes againste thy neighbour Thou shalt not desyre Rom. xiii c xx c Thou shalt not luste Rom. vij b xx c Thou shalt not kyll Mathe. v. c Luk. xviij d xx c Honour thy father mother Matt xv a Mark vij b Ephes vi a xxi c He that curseth father or mother shal sustre death Mat. xv a Mar. vij b xxi c An eye for an eye a tothe for a toth Math. v. f xxij d Thou shalt not curse the rueler of thy people Act. xxiij a xxiiij e This is the bloude of the Testament whiche God hath appointed vnto you Heb. ix c xxv g Take hede that thou make al thinges according to the patrone shewed vnto the vpō the mounte Heb viij b Act vij f xxxij.a. Make vs goddes to go before vs. Act. vii e xxxiij d I will shew mercy to whome I will shewe mercy Rom. ix c xxxiiij d Not as Moyses whyche put a vayle ouer hys face ij Corint iij. c Leuiticus xi.g. Be ye holy for I am holy i. Petr i.c. xix a The man which doth the thinges of the lawe shall lyue therin Rom. x b. Gal iij. b xix d Thou shalt not forswearethy self Mat. v.e. xix c Thou shalt loue thy neyghboure as the selfe Math. xxij d Marke xij c Rom. xij d Gal. v.c. Iacob ij b xix d Thou shalt loue thy neyghbour as the selfe Math. v.g. xx b He that curseth father or mother shall suffre death Math. xv a xxiiij d An eye for an eye Math. v.f. xxvi b I wyll dwell amonge them and walke among them ij Cor. vi d Numerus ix b Ye shall not breake a bone of hym Iohn xix f Deuteronomium iiij d Oure God is a consuminge fyre Hebre. xij g v.b. Thou shalt not luste Rom. vij c xiij c v. Thou shalt not kyll Mat. v.c. Luke xviij d v.b. Thou shalt not committ adultery Matt. v.d. Luk. xviij d v.b. Thou shalt not steale Luk. xviij d Rom. xiij c v.b. Thou shalt beare no false wytnes agaynste thy neyghbour Luke xviij Rom. xiij c v.b. Thou shalt honour thy father and thy mother Math. xv a Marke vij b Ephes vi a vi a Heare Israell the Lorde God is one only Lorde Marke xij c vi a Thou shalt loue thy Lorde thy God wyth all thyneharte wyth all thy soule and with all thy minde Mat xxij d Mark xij c Luk. x.c. vi c x.d. Thou shalt worshyppe the Lorde thy God and hym onely shalt thou serue Mat. iiij b Luk. iiij b vi c Thou shalt not tempte the Lord thy God Mat. iiij b Luk. iiij b viij a Man shall not lyue by breade onely Mat. iiij a Luk. iiij a x.d. God loketh on no mans person Gal. ii b xviij c A prophete shall the Lorde your God raise vp vnto you euen of your bretherē Act. iij. d vij c xix d In the mouth of two or thre witnesses shal euery thinge stande ij Cor xiij a Mat. xviij b Iohn viij c xix d An eye for an eye a tothe for a toth Math. v.f. xxi d Cursed is euery one that hangeth on tree Gala. iij. b xxv b Thou shalt not not mosell the mouth of the oxe that treadeth oute the corne i. Cor. ix a i. Timoth. v.c. xxv b Yf a man dye hauynge no chyldren Math. xxij c Mark xij b Luk. xx

holpe them as the father hys chyldren part B and that also we dyd consider the good wil which they bere vnto vs as they haue to oure auncitours we haue iustly quyte them from all fautes what so euer was laide agaynst them and haue commaunded euerye man in euerye place that they shoulde be suffred to go to there owne and that no man shoulde hurt them or cast them in the teath wyth any thynge that they haue suffered for ye shall vnderstand that yf we * iiij Reg xix d Iere xxx c. ij a. x d Zac ij b Mathe. xxv d Act. ix a haue done eny hurt agayeste them malycyouslye or by any meanes haue made them sadde that we shall haue agaynste vs not a man but the hye God rular of all powre to be reuenged of thees deedes in euery point alwayes and neuer hable tobe auoydyd Fare ye well Zurich part Y Yet when they had receyued thys epystell they made not hast straight waies to go there wayes but they desyred this thynge also of the kynge that whosoeuer of the Iewes nacion had violatet the holy God or willingly * iij. Ma f. broken hys lawes that they myghte be punyshed of them as they hadde deseruyd sayeng part C ☞ that they whyche had transgressed goddes lawe for there bellye sake woulde neuer be faythfull to the kynges commaundement He thyncking them to say trewe praysed them and gaue them powre to kyll thorowe all hys kyngdome those that had broke the lawe of God and that they shuolde not seke for eny powre of the kynge Then they as reason was thanckinge the kynge the priestes and all the people wyth them cryeng Alleluya went away wyth ioy and as thei went killed euery one of the nacion that was naught for example to other and in dede that daye they killed aboue thre hundreth men and were verie ioyyuos as they kylled them But thoos that stacke to God to death hauing the ful fruet of there health they went out of the cytye crowned wyth verye swete flowers of all sortes wyth cryeng and gladnes giuing praise to the holy God of there fathers the sauiour of Israel part D Zurich part Z And when they were come to Ptolomeus Rodophoros so called after the nature of the place where a nauye taryed for them they kepte a feaste there by there hole consentes vij dayes the kyng geuyng vnto them gladly all thynges necessary to there iouruey tyll they came home So departyng safe with worthy gratulacions ther also they purposed to kepe those glad dayes for the tyme of there being in a strannge lawe and makyng and dedicating a pillar of prayer in the place where they feasted they went their waye safe both by lande and by sea fre and mery And euery man came home to his house by the kynges cōmaundement hauyng greater power against the enemies with glory and feare then euer they had before nor they were not let from there goodes by any man for all men receiued there goodes as they were named in the byll of attendure so that whosoeuer had any thyng of theers restored it agayne with great feare the hye God finishyng the matters to all there healthes Praised be God the delyuerer of Israel worlde without ende Amen Hereafter folowe the names of the bokes of the olde testament GEnesis the boke of the creacion Exodus the boke of the going out Leuiticus the boke of the Leuites Numeri the boke of nombrynge Deuteronomium the repetynge of the lawe and of the actes Iosue Iudicum the boke of the Iudges Ruth i. Regum the fyrst boke of the kynges ij Regum the seconde boke of the kynges iij. Regum the third boke of the kynges iiij Regum the fourth boke of the kynges i. Paralipomenon the fyrst boke of the Cronicles ij Paralipomenon the second boke of the Cronicles i. Esdras ij Esdras iij. Esdras iiij Esdras Tobias Iudith Hester Iob. The Psalter of Dauid Prouerbia the boke of Salomons prouerbes Ecclesiastes the preacher Cantica canticorum the songe of hye songes Sapientia the boke of wysedome Ecclesiasticus the booke of Iesus the sonne of Sirach Esaye Ieremias Ezechiel Daniel Oseas Ioel. Amos. Abdias Ionas Micheas Nahum Abacuck Sophonias Aggeus Zacharias Malachias Baruch The first boke of the Machabees The second boke of the Machabees The third boke of the Machabees The bokes of the newe Testament S. Mathewes Gospell S. Markes Gospell S. Lukas Gospell S. Iohannes Gospell The Actes of the Apostles The Epistles of S. Paule To the Romaynes The first to the Corinthians The second to the Corinthians To the Galathians To the Ephesians To the Philippians To the Colossians The first to the Thessalonians The second to the Thessalonians The first to Timothee The seconde to Timothee To Titus To Philemon To the Hebrues The Epistell of S. Iames. The first Epistell of S. Peter The second Epistel of S. Peter The first Epistel of S. Iohn The second Epistle of S. Iohn The third Epistle of S. Iohn The Epistle of S. Iudas Apocalipsis the reuelaciōs of S. Iohn ¶ Imprinted at London for Gwalter Lynne dwellyng on Somers Keye by Byllinges gate In the yere of our Lorde M.D.L. ¶ And they are to be solde in Paules churche yarde next the great Schole at the sygne of the sprede Egle. Cum Priuilegio ad imprimendum solū