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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

Actuum xv a. xvij b Roma i.a. iiij d v.d. xv a i Corynth ix b x.b. xv b ii Thessal ii b ij Tymo iij. b ij Petry i.c.d. iij. a Heb iiij a Apoc. i.d. Sealthyell the sonne of Iechonyas i Paralypo iii. c Is called Sealthyell Math. i.b. Seba and Dreb were slayne Iudy vij g Sebath and Zalmuna both kinges of the Mydyanytes Iudy viij b Seba the rebell was headed ij Regū xx d Seben a ¶ Seke Sobna Sebull became debytye of Sychem Iud ix e f. Sedytyon Insurrectyon and rebellyon and they re punyshemente Numery xvi f g xx a. Iud. ix d. e f xij a b. ij Regum xx* iij Regum i a i Hester ii d. Actuum v e. xix c xxiij b c. Sellyng ¶ Seke Byeng Semaya the prophet was sent to Rehoboam iii. Regum xij d ij Paralip xi a. xij a b. Semeas the false prophet was punyshed Iere. xxix e. Serah goeth forth with a great hostagainst Judā ij Para. xiiij c. Sergyus Paulus desyreth of Paule to heare the word of god Act. xiii a Seruauntes Maidens Genes xvi a.b xxiiij * xxx d xxxi a. xxxix a. b Exod xxi a b iiij Regum v d e Eccli x d xxv b Prouerb x. d xiiii d xvij a xix b xxix c Luk xij d e i Cor vij c. Ephe vi a. Colloss iij. c i Timot vi a. Titū ij b i Petr ij c. Sichem the sonne of Hemor defyleth dyna Gene xxxiiij a Was punyshyd xxxiiij d. Sichem was destroied Iud ix f. was builded againe iij Reg xij d Is called Sichar Iohn iiij a. Sightes ¶ Seke this word apperings Signes Wonderfull signes are done to the intēt that therby the almightines Veritie Righteousnes goodnes and bountifulnes of god maye be knowne Exody iiij a b vij c. xvi c Iosue iij.c.d. iij. Regum xiij a xvij c xviij e xx b e iiij Reg v d xx b Math viij c ix a xiiij d Of true signes or tokens of assuraūce Gen xiiij b c xxiiij b c Exo xxxi c Ios ij c i Reg ij g x a ij Reg v d iiij Reg xix f Esa xxxviij b Tob v a Luk ij b Of tokens of remembraunce Exody xij a b Numery xv d xvi e f xvij b d Josue iiij a b. Sihon kinge of the Amorites woulde not suffer Israel to go through his coūtre Num xxi c Deu ii e f Was smitten and ouercome Num. xxi d Silas was sent with Paul to Antiochia Act. xv.c. Goeth wyth Paule xv e xvi* Abideth at Philippis xvij c Cometh to Corenth ij Corinth i c. Sikenes ☞ Bodely Siknes t s often times a punishement for synne Exody xv d Leuyt xxvi b Numer xij * Deut vij c xxviij c f g ij Regum xxiiij c iiij Regum v e ij Paral xxi d Iohn v b. The sycke ought we to viset and to comforte Gen. xlviii a iiii Reg viij d xiij c iiij Esdre ij c Eccli vij d xxxviij b Iob ij c Psalm xl a Eccles vii a Mathe xxv c d Iohn xi a xij c ij Corynth i a. Howe the sycke haue behaued them selues in theyr syckenes and departing oute of thys lyfe Genesys xlix * l d Deuter xxxi a b Iosue xxiij * i Regū xij * iii Regum ij a b ij Paraly xxxij e Toby iiij * Esay xxxviij a i Mach ij f g Sylo At Sylo was the Arke of the Lorde Iosue xviij a Iud. xviij g xx c i Regum i a iiij a. At Sylo was kepte a day of all Israell because of the Rubenytes Iosue xxij c Sylo was destroyed i Regum iiij * Iere. vij b xxvi a. Syluanus a Byshoppe of Corynth ij Corynth i.c. Symey curseth kynge Dauyd ij Regum xvi b c Fyndeth fauoure at the hande of Dauyd xix c Was slayne at the cōmaundement of Dauid in Regū ij b d. Symeon was borne Genesys xxix f He killeth wyth the helpe of Leuy the Sychemptes xxxiiij d. Wherfore they were reproued of theyr father xlix a Was lefte for a pledge in Egypte xlij c. Symeon taketh Christe in his armes Luk ij d e. Symon of Bethania lodgeth the Lorde Mathe xxvi a Marke xiiij a. Luke vij d Iohn xij a. Symon a forcerer was a cursed Act viij a.b c. Symon the brother of Iudas Machabeus was made capitaine of the Iewes i Machabe xiii a xiiij a b Was slayne wyth hys two sonnes xvi c Reade i Machab ij g. v b c x g. ij Mach xiiij c. Symon the Beuiamyte betrayed the treasure of the temple ij Machabe iij a iiij a. ☞ Symon of Syren beareth the Crosse after Christ Mathe xxvij d Mark xv c Luk xxiij c. Simry with the Moabites was killed Num. xxv b c. Simry the king of Israel burned him selfe iij Regum xvi a b. Samson was borne Iudicum xiij b Accordynge to the promise xiij a Maryeth at Thamnath teareth a Lyon xiiij a b. Dexeth the Philystyans xv ab Was destroyed xvi g. The Sephyters betraed kyng Dauid i Reg xxiii d xxvi a. Syphra and Pua two godlye Mydwyues Exod i c. Syrpa ruleth ouer Israell Iud iii ab Was smytten and subdued vnto Dauyd ii Regum viij a b c Helpeth the Ammonytes against Dauid x b. They are smiten in the flyghie x c b They go forth against Israel in Regum xx a They are swytten xx c They go forth against Israell xx d They are smitten xx e They syghte agaynste Israell iiij Regum vi b They are smytten wyth blyndnes and caryed to Samarya vi d e They go forth agaynste Israell vi t. They flee beynge feared of God vij b They go forth agaynste Israell xiij a b They come vnder the hande of Assur iiij Regum xvi b Agaynste Syrya is prophecyed Esay xvij a Ierem xlix d Amos i a. Sysake the kynge of Egypte carryeth awaye the treasures of the temple and of the kynge iii Regum xiiij e ij Par xij b Sissera a general captaine of Iabius hoost Iud iiii a. Was destroyed iiii d. Slothfullnes ¶ Seke Idelnes So a kinge in Egipte iiij Reg xvij a Sobna the traitour was deposed from hys offyce Esay xxij c. Is called Seke na iiij Reg. xviij c Sodome and Gomorrhe are assualted Genesys iiij a They are subuerted xix e. According to the worde xviij c The cause Ezech xvi e. Sorobabell the sonne of Salathiell ij Esdre xij a. Mathe i b. Luke iij d Renueth the temple of the Lorde i. Esd iij. * iij. Esdre v.e. Eccli xlix b.c Is called Berechias ij Esd vi d This begat Abiud Math. i.b. Sorowing ¶ Seke Carefulnes Sosipater a faythfull companion of Paule Actuū xx a Softhenes the chefe ruler of the sinagoge was slaine Act. xviij b Spyryte of God or holy Ghooste ☞ The spyryte of God is promysed Esay xliiij a Ezech. xi b xxxvi e xxxix e. Iohell ij f Mathe. iii. b Iohn vij d xiiii b c. xv.c. xvi a Is sent Actuum ii a The

well quoth he let them thynck that I slepe so longe to daye but thow wythout tarieng prepare men the elephantes agaynste to morowe euen after the same facyon to kyll thees Iewes cruelly When all they that were there were glad had praised thys commaundemente of the kynges euerye man wente whome to hys owne house where they bestowed the night not so much in slepe but to deuise as it was thought al maner of meanes howe to mock thees selye soules Zurich part O So as soune as the cock cruw erly in the morning Hermō begā to dryue thees armed beastes in a great walking place al the people thorow out of the city came to see this pitifull sight loking euer when it should be daye But the Iewes all that whyle almost deade wyth weapinge prayers and wofull sounges holding vp there handes to heauen prayed allmyghtye God that he would helpe them shortly agayne And or euer it was daye when the kynge receyued hys frendes Hermon stode and called them out and declared vnto them that it was the kynges minde which thing when the kyng heard marueling at this cruel sight as a man that hadde forget all axed what was the cause why he did such thinges so dylygently part D But thys was the mighty worcke of God that ruleth all * Deute ●xviij c Iob xij c Mic iij b Rom. i c whyche made hym forget all thynges thought vpon before And when Hermon sayde Bothe all thy frendes beastes and men of armys O kyng are redye after thy pleasure the king was for thees sayenges very sore angrye that he hadde loste the remembraunce of all thees thynges * Iob. v. b thorough the prouydence of God loking shortly and with great threateninges saide As many as be here that hath chyldren or that bee borne of free parentes that haue giuen vnto this cruel beastes this much meat let them be serued as the innocente Iewes should haue byne whiche haue excellently declared theyr sure perfecte faythfullnes both to me and myne auncytours all though noman for fauor that they haue byne broughte vp wyth vs and done seruyce was euer depcyued of hys lyffe for them Zurich part P Thus Hermon had sore checkes vnloked for and was maruelously abbashed and affraied and euery one of hys frendes went there waye wyth heauy cheire and sent away thoos that were cōme euery man to do hys owne busynes And when the Iewes knewe what the king had sayd the praysed the myghtye Lorde * Dan. xij a. king of kynges of whome they hadde gott thys healpe i. Timot vi c Apo. xvij c. xix c And when the kinge after his old coustome had prepared a feaste and exhorted them to be mery callyng Hermon vnto hym wyth greate threates he sayde Thou wretche how ofte shall I commande the to do any thyng Let me se yf now at the last thou canste prepare the elephantes to kyll the Iewes Then his kynsfolkes that sat with hym meruelyng at the inconstantnes of his mynde sayd thees wordes O king how long wylt thou tēpt vs as though we were mad whyche now commaundest them to be slayne the thyrde tyme and chaunged again in doing the thing breakest that the thou hast apponted Verely the cytye for thys cause is in a greate romublyng and many come to gether threatenynge that they wyll go awaye Wherfor the king full of madnes euen in all poyntes lycke an other Phalaris not regardinge the chaungynge of his minde toward the sauing of the Iewis sware styfly that he woulde kyll them with out deleye and that they shoulde be all to troden with the fete and knees of the beastes And that after he would go in to Iewry and there wyth swerde and fyre wast it all and the holy place also of the Iewys * iij. Mac a. that he might not come into and burne al them that there dyd offer sacrifice Then hys frendes and kinsfolke when they were gone appoynted for the armye the most conueniēt places of the citie to be surely kept Zurich part Q And the master of the elephauntes had broughte hys beastes euen almoste to madnes wyth swete drynckes tempered wyth franckensence and decked fearefully to loke to And now aboute the mornynge the cytye beynge replenished with innumerable people about the place where horses be coursed one went vnto the kinge mouynge hym to come to thys syght Then he wyth an angry and cruell minde came out with al his mighty elephantes with a fearce mynd desyrynge to see the lamentable destruction of the aforsayd selie soules And when the Iewes sawe aboute the gate the dust that the elephantes made in there commynge oute and the hooste that folowed in harnes and of the dust of the peoples fete and heard the horrible noyse thynckynge it to be the laste moment of there lyffe and the ende of ☞ there mysery that they loked for tourning them selues to mournynge eche embraced ayssed an other and toke there kynsfolke about there neckes the father the sonnes and the mothers the daughters and some put the infantes to there brestes to suck there last And remembrynge of the help that they had before from heauen wyth one consent they fell flatt to the grounde takynge there children from there pappies And wythe one voyce cryed alowde making there prayers to almyghtye God that he woulde come and helpe them that were nowe comme to deathes doore chapter 6 part A ☞ ANd one Eleazarus a noble man one of the Priestes of that countrey a very aged man vertuous all his lyfe with other sadde men about hym callynge vpon the holy God prayed thus O myghtie kyng and most hyest almyghtye God which mercyfully gouernest all thynges that thou hast made locke vpon the seade of Abraham and the chyldren of thy holy Iacob The chosen people consecrated vnto the beyng straungers in an other lande and that shall be slayne vniustely * Exo. xiiij f. Psalm lxxxiij Cv. Cvi Esa xi c. Sap. x. d O father Thou destroyest Pharao hauing many chariottes sometyme the kyng of the Egiptians puffed vp with cruell stubbernes bostinges of tongue thou drownest hym his proude hooste in the sea and with thy lyght of mercy dydest shyne vpō the Israellites Zurich part R * Esaye xxxvij f iiii Reg. xix g Tob. i. d ii Mach xv d Thou O Lord ouer truwest Senacherib kinge of the Assirians being proude for his innumerable sorte of men whiche had subdewed vnto his powere all the whole lande and was lift vp against the holy citie speakyng cruell and proude wordes shewyng openly vnto the gentiles the power part B * Dan. iij d Thou sauest those thy trie frendes in Babylon whiche with good there gaue there liues to the fyre because they woulde not worship vayne thinges and didest cast downe vnto the burning forne is sauest them vnhurt euen the very heares of their heddes turning the flāme vpō all their enemies * Dani. vi