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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

Iewe shal be found to be receyued let it be roasted with fier and for euer be made vnmete for eny man to dwell in and thys was the copye of hys epystell chapter 4 part A AND wheter so euer thys proclamacion was brought the people made common feastes wyth great ioy and gladnes the old maleyce that was hardened in there myndes now when they hadde lycense shewing it selfe forth But the Iewes were in great mournyng and lamentably cōplained gronynge in ther hartes and bewaylynge that sentence of death was thys sodenly gyuen agaynste thē what offyce or citie or what place inhabited what hye wayes was not full of ther waylynge and mournyng for they wer sent awaye by so bitter and cruell a sētence of the cheyfe offycers in the citye that for the straunge kynde of punyshmentes sōme of there enemyes settinge before ther eyes the myseryes that may happen to all men and remembryng in theyr mynde the incertayne chaunge of thys lyffe they dyd bewayle theyr pytyfull sendynge awaye Zurich part K For there were led a great sort of olde men with graye heddes and there legges croked for age whyche were threatened and rebuked made go fast whether they would or no. part B And the maydens that were lately maryed in steade of pleasure hadde mournynge and there heare that was embawmed was now all dostyed and the sang mournyng songes in steade of Ioyfull ballades and all to vexed with straunge women they were bound and pocked to gether euen tyll the came to shyppynge There husbandes also hauynge halters about there neckes in steade of garlantes being in there yong and floryshynge yeares in the stede of myrth and quyetnes pasted the reste of there maryage dayes in mornyng and sawe death before there feete And they were caryed awaye lyke wylde beastes and drawen wyth chaynes some were bounde to toppes of shippes by the neck and other were fetered so that they coulde not be vndone and tables set ouer there heddes by cause they shoulde not see all the whyle the sayled part C When they hadde thus ledde them to shyppe whē the iorney was done as the kinge commaunded he hadde he shoulde be set in the tentes in the great roume wher horses that is before the cytye do runne for an example of punyshemente to all men that came in to the cytye and that go out in to the countrye nether wyllynge them to be among the men in hys armye nor yet with in the compasse of hys walles Zurich part L When this was done and that he heard saye that certeyne of ther nacyon was gone pryuelye out of the cytye and dyd often bewayle thys shamfull mysery of there bretheren beynge angrye he commaunded them also to be handled after the same maner that the other were there punyshement nothynge to be diminyshed and that al there kyndred by name shoulde be attaynted For he sayde that he woulde not take any of them in to paynful seruyce but that in one day he would slay them al with such punyshment as hath not bene dyuysed So they were proclamid traytours most bytterlye and the sessyons was kept continewally from the rysynge of the sonne to the goinge downe and yet was it not xl daies part D * iij. Macha v. In the meane tyme the kyng full of greate and continewal ioy kept feastes before all the Images hys mynde farre from the trouth and wyth a wycked mouth praysyng dōme thynges whych coulde nether speake nor helpe and agaynst al reason blaspheming the God of night and after that when the scrybes hadde shewed the kinge that they were able to punyshe the Iewes no lengar for the great multytude of them for many of them was scatered abrode in the contrey some yet at whome and some in other places so that it was a thynge impossyble to do for all the offycers in Egypte the kynge threatened them sore as though they had binne hyred to help them for gyftes Yet so it fortuned that they persuaded hym shewyng euydently that they lacked both paper and pennes to serue thē And thys was the plaine worcke of hys prouydence whych did sende helpe to the Iewes from heauen chapter 5 part A Zurich part M THen after he had sent for Hermon master of hys Elephantes beyng full of great and vnpleasable anger * i. Mach vi d Iosephus againste Appyon in hys secoūd boke so commaunded that the next daye there shoulde be gyuen to hys elephantes great quantytye of fragrant scence with much wine to drinck that when the hadde myghtely drounken they myghte be broughte in starcke madde to kyll the Iewes And when he had commaunded thees thynges callynge together hys frends and the cheife of hys armye which were cruelly minded agaynste the Iewes he gat hym to hys feast But Hermā the master of his elephantes did his commaundementes handsomly and his seruauntes came about euenyng and bounde the sely soules handes and dyd all thynges that was to be done amongest them thynckynge aboute twilyghte to kyll all the whole nacyon Nowe the Iewes semed to the Gentiles to be destytude of souccoure bycause they were so hard bound wyth banndes but all they wyth one voyce wyth teares called vpon the omnipotent Lord and there mercifull God and father which was aboue al powre Desyryng hym to tourne awaye thys wycked deuyse taken against them and that by hys royall commyng he would take there fete out of thys desteuye part B And thus they prayed toward heauen continewallye But Hermon whyche hadde filled thoos cruel elephātes with drincke ynough frankenscense came early in the mornynge to the court to tell the king of it Zurich part N But that goodly worckmanshyp of day and nyght made from the begynyng of the worlde and whych is sent of him that gyueth lardgly vnto al that he wyll was partly sent vnto the kyng for * i. Regū xxvi b he was fast in slepe was much deceaued of hys cruell purpose frustrat of his angry iudgment So the Iewes when they had passed the tyme that was appoynted they praysed there holy God and prayed vnto him agayn that he woulde shewe vnto the prowde Gentyles the strengt of hys myghtye hand Now whē it was halfe an howre almost past tenne of the clocke hys seruaunt seing that many ware come that he had sent for he came and waked the kynge and thold hym the slepe yet scāt out of hys eyes that dynner tyme passed awaye and thold hym of the men that were cōme And the kyng remembring he went where they were and commaūded thē that were come to dynner to sytt ryght agaynst him and so doing he exhorted them to eate and to make mery al the diner while And as they fell in long talkynge the kynge sent for Hermon and axed shortly why the Iewes wer suffered a lyue that day And when he had shewed that he had done hys cōmaundement that night and his frendes had borne wytnes to the same more cruell then Phalaris

xxv a xxxi a xxxvij c. lxxi a Roman ix d v.a. c. chapter 1 Zurich part A Dan. xi b. WHen Philopater had vnderstande by thoos that were comen agayne that Antiochus had taken frō hym suche holdes as he had he raysed all hys army aswell fote men as horsemen and taking with him his sister Arsinoe he ranne out euen affare as the countries of Raphia that were borderynge vpon hym where Antiochus host camped And one Theodotus thynkynge to brynge the matter to passe by craftye traines when he hadde taken the strongest men of armys that were put vnto hym by Ptolomeus in the night he gat him to Ptolomeus tent to kyll hym vnwares and so make an end of the battel But Dositheus called the sonne of Drimilius a Iewe borne and afterwardes forsakyng the Lawe and tourned from hys fathers ordinaūces whiche was hired for the purpose put in hys steede in the tente an other poore man which chaunsed to be slayn for him And as they fought fearcely together But Antiochus moare Arsinoe went diligently about her men wering pitifully her heare about her shuldars and desyred them that they would healpe her valiauntly promisinge to gy●… vnto euery of there wiues and children yf the had the vyctory two poundes of golde Thys is chaunsed that there enemies were ouer thrownen and many taken Then whan he hadde thus dysapointed there traines he went about the cities that were next and thought to cōfort them wyth wordes whiche when he had done he gaue * 3. Macha h. gyftes vnto ther churches and conforted the subiectes hartes part B And when the Iewes had sent the elders of there counsailours to Philopater to salute hym berynge gyftes and to shewe there for the thyngs that he hadde done it fortuned that he hadd a greater desyre to go to theym assone as might be So he came to Ierusalem and dyd sacrifice to the moste myghtye God and whē he had done he dyd to the place as was conuenient * Mathe. xxiiij.a. Luk. xxi a. Mar. xii a. And after when he was come in he wondred to see the costly worcke and meruelynge at the fine buyldynge of the temple he desyred to go also into the innar tabernacle that was holiest of all But when they denyed hym sayenge it was not leafull no not to eny that were borne there to go in not so much as for the priestes them selues saue only for the cheaffe byshop * Exo. xxx b. Leui. xvi g. Heb. ix a that but onse in the yere onlye yet woulde he not betourned one wyth And when they reade vnto him the law yet would he not cease but said he mult nedes go in And al though this honor was denied vnto thē yet the it ought not to be so vnto him axed thē why no mā yet stopped him frō going in to eny tēples And whē one had made answere vnaduisedlye that they did well because they did not but this quoth he shall be done let the cause what so eny the lyst he would in whither they would or not part C Zurich part B * ij Mach iij. c And when the pryestes hadde fallen with there faces vpō the ground and were in all there vestimentes and prayed vnto the highest god to helpe them in there moste nede and that he woulde put awaye his strenght that threatened to hurt them had filled the temple with cryeng and weapinge the rest that were in the cytye beyng greatly amased not knowyng what hadde happened came out as fast as they could Virgens that were in the chaumbers women in child bed ran forth casting dust vpon there heddes and filling the streat with morning and lamentacion And the banners that they had a lytle before prepared to go meat hym forgettynge the maner that be came them they bare them about the cytye and forsakynge the young infantes bothe mothers merses ran wanderinge about the streates some one waye some another into the hyghe temple and beynge gathered together striued diuersly agaynste those thynges whyche he wyckedly wente aboute part D Besides this the cityzens moued wyth bouldnes woulde not suffer hym to rushe in and accomplesh hys purpose but toke them to there weapons and wyth great cryes redy to suffer death they styrred vp a great busynes in that place but yet remoued back by the priestes and seniores they came agayne to earth part B * ij Par vi a. vij c hast chosē this city and hast halowed thys place to honor the in all though that thou hast nede of nothing and haste made it goodly to be sene to thyne owne prayse glory of thy great and riall name For the loue also of the house of Israell thou haste promysed that when we haue arred wherby troubles shoulde come vpon vs yf we come in to thys place to praie that thou wilt heare our praiers And verely thou art faythfull and full of trouth And by cause thou hast often holpen our forfathers * Read Iudicum the whole boke ouer whē they haue byne oppressed wyth trouble And hast delyuered them out of great perels now also beholde O holy kinge that we for our many great sinnes be pressed and in our enemies subiectiō faule doune in or misery for lack of strenght and that thys stouberne and vnclene person goeth aboute to defyle thy holy place whych is dedicat here in the earth to thy holy name for other wyse thy house is in heauen a place that nomā can come vnto I saye bethou cause of thyne awne good wyll that hast gyuen thys glory to thy people in dedicatynge thys place vnto the laye not to our charg the vnclenlinesse of thees men nor correct vs for the vnhalowing of that thees wicked persons may not bost in there mindes and a vaunce with there tounges that they haue destroied our holy tēple as they do treade vnder foot all other temples that thou hatest put out our sinnes strypke awaie our fawtes and nowe shewe thy mercye Lett vs haue thy mercye shortelye and make the monthes of them that be fallen and broken prayse the and geue vs peace Then he that seeth all thynges and God of al the most holiest hearing there lawful prayer driuynge hym hether and thether whyche was puffed vp by vyolence and great stoubernes euen as the wynd doth the read dyd so scourge hym that now he laie vpon the ground meate for nothynge losed in all the partes of the body and iustly wrapped in punyshemente was not able to speake one worde Wherfore hys frendes and gard that kept hys body beholdynge hys sodeyn punyshemente where wyth he was oppressed fearynge also least he woulde dye Sryken wyth great feare they droue hym out And after when he was come again to him selfe al though he was punyshed yet repented he nothinge but went hys wayes and treatened them sore so when he was comē agayne in to Egypt as we by hys owne encrease

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

Hanania i. Pe. iij. c ¶ Abstinence seke in this word fasting Abner the captyue of Saules hooste maketh Isboseth kyng ouer Israel ij x e. ij b was disconfyted in the flighte ij c lyeth wyth Rizpam iij. b maketh a couenaunt wyth Dauid was destroyed of Ioab iij. * Abra a handmayd of Iudith Iu. viij e Abram the sonne of Tharah taketh Sarai to his wyfe Gen. xi d he goyth forth of hys natyue country accordinge to the commaundement of God into the lande of Canaan xij a goeth into Egypte xij c Cometh agayne oute of Egypte into the land of Canaan xiij a delyuereth Loth hys brother out of the handes of his enemyes xiiij c Receyueth the promyse of a sonne xv a xvij c xviij b Lyeth with Agar xvi a Receyueth the promyse and token of conuenaunt and is called Abraham xvij a Prayeth for the Sodomites xviij c.d.e Isaac is borne vnto him xxi a He woulde offer Isaac xxij b Sendeth hys seruaunte to seke a wyfe for Isaac xxiiij.a. dyeth xxv a Eccl. xliiij c Is called the father of manye nacyons and of all beleuyng Gen. xvij a Isai li. Mat. iij. a Luk. xiij b xix a Ion. viij d Rom. iiij b.c.d ix a Galat. iij. a Of hym and hys sonnes reade Ios xxiiij.a. Isa xli b li.a. Ezec. liij d ij Esdr ix b Mat. viij b Act. vij a.b Hebr. xi d Absalon the sonne of Dauid ij Re. iij. a kylleth hys brother and fleeth to Thalmai xiij f.g was called agayne xiiij d.e maketh insurreccion agaynst hys father xv a Lyeth wyth hys fathers concubynes xvi d accordinge to the prophesye xij a was destroyed of Ioab xviij a.b.c Achab and Zedechias falle prophetes were burnid Iere. xxix d Achā was stoned Iosu vij d i. Par. ij a Of the vally of Achor vij d xv b Isay lxv b Ose ij b Achior a capitayne of the Ammonytes Iudith v.a. was geuē into the hands of the Iewes vi a became a Iew. xiiij a.b Achis geueth vnto Dauid the cytye Ziklag i. Reg. xxvij a Achsa the daughter of Caleb was geuen to be the wyfe of Athniel Iosu xv d Adam was created Gen. i.d. He was set in paradise and the tree of knowledge was forbydden hym ij c was broughte into dysobedyence by the woman and dryuē out of paradise iij. b dyeth v.a. into what calamytye mankynd is broughte thorough hys dysobedyence Eccle. xl.a. Adonias presumeth to occuppe the kyngdome of hys father Dauyd iij. Re. i.a. whan he desyered Abysag to be hys wyfe he was slayne ij.c.d.e. Adonibeseke was taken prysoner Iud. i. a.b Adoram receyuer of Dauids trybute ij Reg. xx d and afterwardes receyuer of Rehabeams trybut was stoned iij. Reg. xij c Adramelech an Idol iiij Reg. xvij f Adramelech wyth the helpe of hys brother Sarrezer slew hys father Sanherib iiij Reg. xix g ☞ Adultery forbidden transgressed and punyshed Gen. xx.a.b. xxvi b Exo. xx c Leui. xviij a xx b Num. v. b* Deut. v. c xxij c.d Iud. xix a ij Reg. xi a xij a.b.c Iob. xxiiij c xxxi a.b Prouer. v.b.c. vi c.d vij* Iere. v.b. Hos iiij a Mich. iij. a Sap. iij. d Matth. v.c. xiiij a xix b Ion. viij a i. Corin. vi a.b i. Thess iiij a Heb. xiij a Iaco. iiij a Of spyrytuall adultery Psal lxxij d Esa liiij a lvij.a. Ierem. iij. a xiij d Hos ij a ¶ Seke horedome Agabus prophesyeth of dearth to come Acto xi c Sayth that Paule shall be taken and delyuered into the handes of the enemyes xxi b Agag the king of the Amelechytes was taken of kyng Saul i. Regum xv b and was hewen in peaces xv.g. accordynge to the prophesye Num. xxiiij b Agar the mayd of Sarah beareth Ismael Gen. xvi d She is dryuen out with her sonne xxi b The Agarenytes are dryuen oute of theyr lande by the Rubenytes i. Paral. vi c Ay was burned and her king hanged Ios viij.f. Alchimus the wicked Iewe obtayned the priesthode by subteltye i. Mach. vij a.b ij Mach xiiij a.b dyeth of sodayne death i. Mach. ix e Alexander the kinge of the Griekes after that he had slayne Darius he parteth the kingdom in to foure partes i. Mac. i.a. Read Daniel vij a viij b xi a Alexander the sonne of Antyochus made a confederacyon with Ionathas i. Mach. x.a. fyghteth with Demetrius x.e. His hede was smitten of xi b Alexander the coppersmith departeth from the fayth i. Timot. i.c. Doth moch yuell vnto Paule ij Timoth. iiij b ✚ Of Almuse and mynistring to the poore Exod. xxij c.d xxiij b Leui. xix c xxiij d xxv.f. Deuter. xv.a.b. xxiiij d iij. Reg. xvij b ij Esdr viij c iij. Esdr ix e i. Hest ix d Psalm xl.a. lxxxi a cxi.a. Prouerb iij. a.b.d xi.c.d. xiiij c.d xv a xviij b xix c xxi b.d xxij a.c xxviij d xxxi c Eccle. v.b. xi a Esay v.b.d. lviij b Ezechiel xvi e Dan iiij d Eccl iij d iiij a vij d xij a. xiiij b xvii.b. xxix b xxxiiij c.d xxxv a Tob. i.a. iiij b xii.b. Mat. vi a x.e. xix c xxv.c.d. Luk. vi c xi d xij d xiij d xiiij b xvi b.c xix a xxi a Act. ij e vi a ix e x. a xi c xx e Rom xij b xv d i. Corin. xvi a ij Corin. viij a.b ix* Ephe. iiij c i. Iohan iij. c Hebre. xiij c ¶ Seke of mercyfulnes Alpheus the father of Iames the apostel Math. x.a. Mark iij. b Luke vi b Act. i.b. Aulter The aulter of the burnt offerynges Exod. xxvij a xxxviij a Num. vij b* ij Reg. xxiiij e iij. Reg. xviij d iiij Regum xvi c ij Parali i.a. iiij a xv b i. Esdre iij. a Ezech. xliij d i. Mach. iiij f.g Of the aulter of incense Exod. xxx a.b xxxvij d xl b The aulter of the faythful is Christe Esay lvi.b. Hebr. xiij b Amalecke the sonne of Esaus sonne was borne Gene. xxxvi b.c fyghteth agaynst Israell Exod. xvij c Num. xiiij f Iud. vi a was ouer come vij* i. Reg. xiiij g was rotted out xv.a.b. according to the sayeng Exo. xvij.d. Nume xxiiij d Deute xxviij c was ouer come agayue i. Reg. xxx d Amasa the sonne of Abigail syster vnto Dauid i. Para. ij.a.b. was made captayne of Absalons hoost in the stede of Ioab ij Reg. xvij e Was made captaine of Dauids hoostes xix c was kylled of Ioab xx b The cause xix b Amasias the sonne of Ioas numbreth the people ij Par. xxv a putteth to death the manquellers of hys father iiij Reg. xij d xiiij a Smyteth the Edomites xiiij b was taken and slayne xiiij c leaueth behynde him his sonne kynge Asaria xv a Is called Leui Luk. iij. e Amasias the priest at Bethel complaineth vpō the prophet Amos Amos. vij b.c Aminadab the sonne of Aram Mat. i. a leauyth behinde hym his sonne Naheson Num. i.a. vij b x. b Ammon the sonne of Loth his daughter Gen. xix g The Amonites should