The general view of the Holy Scriptures: or, The times, places, and persons of the Holy Scriptures. : In handling whereof, first, is shewed Gods dealing with mankind in several times; his many and wonderful favours bestowed, and his remarkeable judgements inflicted on divers persons, and places. Secondly, occasion is given to explain sundry difficult places of Scripture, and to set forth the lives and deaths of many kings, patriarches, prophets, and saints of God. All leading unto Jesus Christ our Saviour..
Hayne, Thomas,1582-1645.
Broughton, Hugh,1549-1612.Concent of Scripture.
London, : Printed by I[ohn]. B[eale]. and S[tephen]. B[ulkley]. for Henry Ockould.,
1640..
Errata: p. 355.
Includes index.
Printers' names from STC.
A revision of: The times, places, and persons of the holie Scripture.
Based on part of: Broughton, Hugh. A concent of Scripture.
Reviser's dedication signed by Thomas Hayne, to whom the original text is sometimes attributed.
Printers' names from STC.
Imprimatur on leaf A1v reads "Imprimatur, Sam: Baker.", and on 2H4v reads "Recensui librum hunc ... imprimatur, Samuel Baker.".
"The epistle dedicatory" and "The epistle to the reader" signed: Thomas Hayne.
Last leaf is blank.
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