First published in 1625 as an aid to reading the Bible, this treatise by an English schoolmaster and divine sets out in six books the persons, places, times and feasts, idolatry, courts and miscellaneous rites of the ancient Hebrews. It draws on rabbinic writers and classical authors, and keeps its original spelling.
A key early work of English biblical antiquarianism, reflecting the Christian scholarship of its century. Download the free EPUB.