A concent of Scripture by H: Broughton - Broughton, Hugh (For Gabriel Simson and William White?, 1590)
"An abridgment of Iudahs stories" has two states: (earlier) the man's ear has a ring or curl in front; (later) the man's ear is simply shaded. - Appears at reel 588 (Folger Shakespeare Library copy) and at reel 656 (Cambridge University Library copy). - Folger Shakespeare Library copy identified as STC 3851a on UMI microfilm. - Publishers' names and publication date conjectured by STC. - Reproductions of the originals in the Folger Shakespeare Library and Cambridge University Library. - Revised from the first edition. - STC (2nd ed.), 3851. - Signatures: pi1 [fleuron]1 A-B4 2 B-H4. - The plates, by William Rogers, based on those in STC 3850 attributed to Jodocus Hondius the Elder, are: "The greatnes of Nabuchadnezars empire"; "The empire of Rome, that crucified our Lorde"; "In the image and fower beastes"; "An abridgement of Iudahs stories"; "A mapp of the north part of the equinoctial", folded; and "A map of the earth with names (the most) from Scriptures", folded. The latter is printed from the same plate as that in STC 3850, additionally worked by Rogers. - The title page is engraved. - There are two settings of the dedication: (1) initial is 8 lines, historiated; (2) initial is 9 lines, armorial