A complete concordance to the Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testament: or a dictionary and alphabetical index to the Bible … In two parts. Containing I.: The appellative or common words… II.: The proper names… To which is added a concordance to the books called Apocrapha. The third edition, with some improvements

London: A, Cruden, J. Buckland [et al.], 1769. 4to, pp. [12] & unpaginated lexicon in triple column; engraved frontispiece portrait; contemporary full calf, brown label on spine; joints tender, leather partially stripped on boards, head and tail of spine perished, a good, sound copy. A massive and respected work by a man whose "biblical labours have justly made his name a household word among the English-speaking peoples." Disappointed in his "expectation of profit from his great task his mind became so unhinged that he was confined for ten weeks in a madhouse in Bethnal Green, from which he escaped by cutting through the bedstead to which he was chained" (see DNB). The book is a landmark and remains in print to this very day. (Inventory #: 49351)