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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

xx a Leuit. xxij d xxvi b Deut. iiij f v.a. vij b viij c xvi b Iud. ij a vi b i. Reg. x.d. iiij Regum xvij b Miche vi a xiij a Egipt was wonne of the kyng of Babel iiij Reg. xxiiij b Ierem. xlvi a The Egiptians went forth agaynst Iudas ii Para. xij a Egipt was assaulted wyth warre of Antiochus i. Macha i.b. Into Egypt dyd Christ flee before Herode Matt. ij c Eglon the cytye was wonne Ios x. f Eglon the kyng of the Moabites ruled ouer Israel .xviij. yeares and was slayne Iud. iij. b* Ehud a iudge in Israel Iud. iij. b * Elam the sonne of Sem. Gen. x.c. Agaynst the Elamites Esa xij c Ierem. xlix f Ezech. xxxij d Dan. viij a Eldad and Modad prophecye in the campe Num. xi f Elders ¶ Loke in this worde Father Eleazar the sonne of Aaron Exod. vi d. xxviij a Diuideth and distributeth wyth Iosua the lande of Chanaan Iosue xiiij a According to the commandement of God Num. xxxiiij c was annointed priest Leu. viij c was after the death of hys father made hygh prieste Num. xx d Deut. x.b. Dyed and was buryed Iosu xxiiij f After him was hygh priest hys sonne Pinehas Exod. vi d Eleazar the sonne of Saura kylleth the Elephant and was destroyed i. Mach. vi f Eleasar wythdraweth hym selfe from the dissembling of euyll ij Mach. vi c.d Eli the priest of Sylo i. Reg. i.a. his chylderen are reproued ij c d Dyed iiii d Eliab the capitayne of the trybe of Sabulon Nume i. a Eliakim the sonne of Iosias was kyng in Iuda and called Iehoiakim iiij Reg. xxiij g ¶ Seke Ieoiakim Eliakim the sonne of Helkia was stewarde of the house of kynge Ezechias in the steade of Sobna iiii Reg. xviii c Esay xxij c Elias was nouryshed and fedd of rauens iij. Reg. xvij a Rayseth a dead bodye to lyfe xvij c Kylleth Baals priestes xviii e Fled from Isebel xix a was sent to Damascus for to annoynt Hasael kynge ouer Syria xix c was sent to Ahab xxi c Bringeth the fyer vpon the Capitaynes wyth theyr fyftyes iiii Regum i.c. Was taken vp thorowe the whorlewynde into heauen ij c Was sene in the transfiguracyon of Christ Math. xvij a Luce. ix d Elasaph a Capytayne of the Gadites Num. i. a Eliasib the hygh prieste buyldeth the gate of Ierusalem ij Esdr iij. a xii a Elieser the sonne of Moses Exod. xviija i. Para. xxiiij b was circumcysed Exod. iiij e Elimas the sorcerer became blynde Act. xiii a Elimelech the husbande of Naemi Ruth i. a Elisa is annoynted for a prophet iii. Regum xix d Accordynge to the commaundement xix c Goeth thorough Iordan iiii Regum ij c Maketh the water swete ij e Raysed the dead chyld to lyfe iiii d Clensed Naeman of hys leprosy v.c. Stryketh the Syrians wyth blyndnes vi d Prophecyeth plenteousnes of victuale vij a Sykeneth and dyed xiij c.d Elisama an Hedman of the trybe of Ephraim Nume i. a Elizabeth the wyfe of Zachary conceyueth in her age Luc. i.b. Bryugeth forth John the Baptist i. e Elisur an Hedeman of the trybe of the Rubenites Num. i. a Ella a kyng in Israell is slayne iii. Regum xvi a Elon a Iudge in Israel Iud. xij c Eloth was buylded iiij Reg. xiiii d Came into the handes of the Syrians xvi a Eneas is made whole Act. ix e Enemies Vnto oure enemies ought we to do good ¶ Seke Loue Not to despise the enemie i. Reg. xiiij b. xvij f ij Reg. xxi.e. iij. Regū xx* iiij Reg. xiiij b Not sodenly to trust a man that is reconcyled i. Regū xxiiij d xxvi d ij Reg. iij. e i. Macha xij e Enui and hatred Gen. xxvi b xxvij g xxx a xxxvij ab Exod. i.b. xx c Leuit. xix d Nume xij a. xxxv c.d Deut. xix c i. Regū xviiij ab Sap. ij d Eccli xiiij a xxviij a.b Prouerb x.b. Ezech. xxv c Dan. vi a Amos. i.a. Luc. xv d Ioh. xij a Galat. v.b. Epaphara a true and a faithfull mynister of Christ Coloss i. a Epaphroditus a felow souldiar of Paule Philip. ij c Ephesus receyueth the preachyng of Paule Act. xix a Ephraim the sonne of Ioseph Gen. xli.g. was receyued of Iacob hys grandesyre for hys sonne xlviij a The Ephraites receyue the inheritaunce Iosu xvi* Ryse vp agaynst Iephtah Iud. xij a.b By Ephraim are vnderstanded the tenne tribes of Israel Esa vij a.b ix.c.d. Ose v* Ephron because that they denyed to Iuda the passage they were spoiled and beaten downe to the grounde i. Macha v.c. ii Mach. xii e Erastus the treasurer of the cytye of Corinth Rom. xvi c ij Tim. iiij c was sente wyth Tymothee to Macedonia Act. xix c Esaias the sonne of Amos. Esay i. a Is called and sent vi b xlix a Esau the sonne of Isaac is borne Gen. xxv c Sellith hys fyrst byrth ryght xxv d Heb. xij c was begyled of hys brother Iacob xxvij a.b.c.d Taketh to hys wyfe the daughter of Ismael xxviij b xxxvi a Goeth forth to mete Iacob wyth foure hundreth men xxxij.a. Sheweth fauor to hys brother Iacob xxxiij a To fyghte agaynst Esau Was forbidden to Israel Deu. ij a ¶ Seke Edom. Esdra the scribe goeth forth of Babylon i. Esdr vij a Separateth the strange wyues from Israel ix* x* Readeth the boke of the law ii Esd viii a. iii. Esdr ix d Is called Iozadack i. Paral. vii a Euilmerodach was after the death of hys father Nabuchadnezar kyng of Babel iiij Regum xxv d Ierem. lij e Eupator the sonne of the vngodlye Antiochus ij Macha x. b Eutychos the yong man was raysed from death Act. xx b Excommunication of the Faythfull The faythfull ought to excommunycate and exclude all those that teache or lyue amisse Prouer. xxij b iii. Mach. f. Math. xviii b Rom. xvi b i. Corinth v* ij Corinth ii a b. ii Thessa iii* i. Timo. i.c. vi a ij Timoth. ij.b.c. iij. a Tit. iii. b ii ioh i. b ¶ Seke Felowshyp or couenauntes or appoyntement Of the excommunicatyon of the Pharyses Iohn ix cd xi.f. xii f xvi a Prohibition of Eyes Gen. iij. b vi a xxxiiij a xxxix b ij Reg. xi a xiij a Eccli ix a.b xxv d xlij b Ezechias the sonne of wycked Ahab a ryghteous kyng in Iuda iiii Regum xvi d Breaketh the brasen Serpent xviij a Rebelleth agaynst the kyng of Assyria xviij b Sendeth to the Prophet Esaye xix a Esay xxxvii a Lyeth sycke vnto death iiii Regū xx a Esay xxxviii a Sheweth vnto the Babylonyans the treasure and was punyshed iiij Regū xx bc Esay xxxix a Is praysed Eccli xlviii c Ezechiel was wyth other prysoners caried to Babylon Ezech. i. a was called and sent Ezech. ij a Is praysed Eccli xlix d F Fayth Fayth Of the powre strength and operatyon of the true and lyuely fayth Math. ix a.cd xxi c Mark xvi b Luk xviii d Iohn i. a iii. bc.e vi

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