A concordance to all the bookes of the Old Testament, according to the translation allowed by His Late Matie of Great Brittain : in which the most materiall words thereof are exactly gathered into their proper places, according to the order of the alphabet. Whereby it will be easie (euen for those of meane capacitie) readily to turne vnto any passage they desire in the said bookes; prouided that they rightly informe themselues of some one principall word or mo[sic], contained therein. Allowed by authoritie (1627)

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