John Rogers, The Bible (1551)
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Date
1551
Editor
Translator
Book title
The Byble, that is to say, al the holy scripture set furth according to T. Mathewes traunslacion, wherunto are added certaine learned prologes, Annotacions for the better vnderstanding of many hard places thorowout the whole Byble
Publication place
London
Publisher
John Day
Text type
printed book
Genre
Hard-word, term-of-art, and dialect dictionaries, glossaries, and definitions
Subject area
Bible
Summary
(a) "A gatheryng of certayne harde wordes in the newe Testament, with their exposicion";
(b) "A table of the pryncipal matters conteyned in the Byble, in whiche the readers maye fynde and practise many commune places";
(c) "The names of al the bookes of the Bible, and the content of the Chapters of euery booke";
(d) "A Regysterr or a bryefe rehersall of names or the most famous and notable persons, mencioned in the old and new Testament"
Language
headwords: English
Extent
(a) aa1r-c1v; (b) c2r-c3v; (c) c5v; (d) c6r
Word-group
type: alphabetical
Word-entry
type: headword
sample: (a)Character or marke. Character, is the marcke that Antichrist putteth in the hand or forhead of his. Apoc. XIII.D. (aa3r)
(b) ABba, is a word of the common speche, vsed among the Hebrues, in the tyme of our Lord Iesu Christ, & commeth from the ryght Hebrue tonge, and doeth sygnifye father. (c) Baruch the Prophet, wyth the Epistle of Ieremy. vi. Chap. (d) The wycked men of the olde Testamente. Cain, The Gyauntes, Nymrod, Cham .....
sample: (a)Character or marke. Character, is the marcke that Antichrist putteth in the hand or forhead of his. Apoc. XIII.D. (aa3r)
(b) ABba, is a word of the common speche, vsed among the Hebrues, in the tyme of our Lord Iesu Christ, & commeth from the ryght Hebrue tonge, and doeth sygnifye father. (c) Baruch the Prophet, wyth the Epistle of Ieremy. vi. Chap. (d) The wycked men of the olde Testamente. Cain, The Gyauntes, Nymrod, Cham .....
Schafer
1551 C
STC
2088
