Concordantiae Librorum Veteris Et Novi Testamenti

This reference work, originally published in 1932, provides a comprehensive concordance of the Bible in Latin. It is based on the Vulgate edition of the Bible, which was revised by order of Pope Sixtus V in the late 16th century. The concordance is intended for the use of preachers, but can also be helpful for biblical scholars and students.

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