An introduction into the bookes of the prophets and apostles. Written by Peter Palladius, Doctor of Diuinity and Byshop of Rochil. Faithfully translated out of Latin into English. By Edw. Vaughan.

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An introduction into the bookes of the prophets and apostles. Written by Peter Palladius, Doctor of Diuinity and Byshop of Rochil. Faithfully translated out of Latin into English. By Edw. Vaughan.

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Palladius, Peder, 1503-1560.

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London :: Printed by G. S[haw] for William Holme, dwelling vpon Ludgate hil, at the signe of the Lambe,

1598.

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Bible -- Commentaries -- Early works to 1800.

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Contents

• title page
• To the Right Honorable and vertuous Lady Elizabeth Russel, Dowger.
• An Introduction into the Books of the Prophets and A∣postles: written by Peter Palladius Doctor of Diuinitie and Bishop of Rochil, tran∣slated out of Latine into English, both faithfully and truely.
• CONCERNING THE Authority of Gods: word and holy Scripture.
  • Concerning the holy Bible, and bookes of the old and new Testament.
    • The first deuision of the BIBLE.
    • The 2. Diuision.
    • The 3. deuision.
    • Of the Bookes Legall, or the 5. Bookes of Moses.
    • 1. Of Genesis.
    • 2. Of Exodus.
      • The principal deuision of Exodus,
    • 3. Of Leuiticus.
    • 4. Of the book of Numery.
      • ¶ To these is added a Discription of sundrie Vowes.
    • 5. Of Deuteronomy.
      • The Book is very fitly deuided into 4. principall parts.
    • Of the Booke of Iosua.
      • This booke is deuided as the principal book of Deut. into 4. parts.
    • ❧ The booke of Iudges.
    • The booke of Ruth.
      • It is deuided into 2 partes.
    • The bookes of Kinges.
      • ¶ A Catalogue of the Kinges of the People of Iudah.
      • book - 1 Samuel
      • The 2, booke of Sam which contayneth the whole storie of Dauid may well bee deuid into 3. principall parts.
      • book - 1 Kings
      • book - 2 Kings
      • Of the bookes called Paralipomenon.
      • The booke of Esdras.
      • The sum of the Booke of Esdras.
      • The summe of the booke of Nehemias, which also is called the second Booke of Esdras.
    • The booke of Tobias.
    • The Booke of Iudith.
      • It hath 16, chapters, which are thus deuided.
    • The Booke of Hester.
    • The booke of Iob.
      • This booke containes 42. chap, which are thus deuided.
    • The Psalmes of Dauid.
      • The first deuision.
      • The second deuision.
      • The 2, Book containeth 31, psal. which are ascribed in the beginning to the sonnes of Chore, being singers: they are al Dauids, except one of Asaph, & the last Salomons: and this second book continueth vnto this Psalm; How good is God vnto Israel.
      • The third diuision,
    • The Books of Salomon the K.
    • The Booke of the prouerbs.
    • The booke which is called Ecclesiastes.
      • There are 12. chap, which are thus to be deuided.
    • The booke of the Canticles.
    • The booke of Wisdome.
    • The booke of Iesus the Sonne of Syrach.
    • The books of the Prophets.
    • The booke of Esay.
    • The Booke of Ieremy.
    • The Lamentations of Ieremy the Prophet.
    • The booke of Baruch.
    • The booke of Ezechiel the Prophet.
      • A Summarie diuision of the Prophesie of Ezechiell.
    • ❧ The Booke of Daniel the Prophet.
    • Concerning the Booke of Hosea the Prophet.
    • The booke of Ioel the Proph.
    • The booke of Amos.
      • ¶ The chapters of this booke are ix. which are thus to be distinguished.
    • The Prophesie of Abdiah.
    • The booke of Ionas the Prophet.
      • There are onely 4. Chap.
    • The Booke of Micheas the Prophet.
      • And there are 7. Chapters, which are thus to be deuided.
    • The booke of Nahum the Prophet.
      • There are three only chapters, which are thus to be deuided.
    • The Prophesie of Abacucke.
      • There are 4, Chap, vvhich are thus to be dscerned.
    • The Prophesie of Zophoniah.
      • There are only three chapters, which are thus to be discerned.
    • The Prophesie of Haggei.
      • There are two chapters onely in this booke.
    • ❧ The booke of Zacharie.
      • Therein are fourteene chap∣ters, which are thus to be discerned.
    • The booke of Malachy.
      • There are 4. chapters therein, which are thus to be discerned.
    • The bookes of Machabees.
      • The First booke is deuided into 5. partes according to the circumstances of per∣sons, and in this booke there are 5. per∣sos most famous, whose acts are discribed for the most parte, after the order of an historie. First Mathias, 2. Iudas Mac. Thirdly and fourthly Ionathas and Si∣mon the breethren of Iudas Machab, fifthly, Iohn the sonne of Simon.
      • The second booke of Machabees.
        • There are 15. chapters, which are thus to be diuided.
  • The Bookes of the Nevv TESTAMENT.
    • The bookes of the Euangelists.
      • The booke of Matthew.
      • The Gospell of Saint Marke.
      • The gospel of Saint Luke.
        • Thers are 24. Chapters, which are thus to be discerned.
      • The Gospell of Iohn.
        • The Gospell of Saint Iohn is deuided principally into foure parts, ac∣cording to the iournies of Christ: for Christ went foure times into Ieru∣salem in the time of Easter.
      • The Acts of the Apost.
    • The epistle of Saint Paule and the rest.
      • The Epistle to the Romans.
      • The first Epistle to the Corinthians.
        • It is deuided very conueniently into fiue principall parts.
      • The latter Epistle to the Corinthians.
        • This Epistle doth consist of fiue thinges.
      • The Epistle of Paule to the Galathians.
      • The Epistle to the Ephesians.
        • It is deuided into two principall partes: to wit, the tree, and the fruit of the tree: that is to say: into doctrine of the righ¦teousnesse of faith and of good workes.
      • The Epistle to the Philippians.
      • The Epistle to the Collossians.
        • It is deuided into two principall partes, euen as the Epistle to the Romans, Ga∣lathians; and Ephesians: to wit, into the tree and the fruit, or into doctrine of faith and Charity.
      • The first Epistle to the Thessalonians.
        • It is diuided into two principal partes.
      • The last Epistle to the Thessalonians.
      • The first Epistle to Tymothy.
        • There are sixe chapters in this booke, which are thus to be discerned.
        • In the Wiues of Ministers are required.
      • The last Epistle to Tymothy.
        • There are 4. chapters which are thus to be deuided.
      • The Epistle to Tytus.
      • The Epistle of Paule to Philemon.
      • The Epistle to the Hebrues.
      • The Epistle of Iames.
        • There are fiue chapters, which are thus to be discerned.
      • The first Epistle of PETER.
        • There are fiue chapters, which art thus to be discerned.
      • The last Epistle of Peter.
      • The first Epistle of Iohn.
        • The summe of the Epistle is, concerning faith and charity, the chapters after a sort are thus to be diuided.
        • Thus farre S. Augustine.
      • The second Epistle of Iohn.
      • The third Epistle of Iohn.
      • The Epistle of Iude.
    • The Reuellation of S. Iohn.
      • The chapters are thus to be discerned.