The NATURE of BODY and SOUL,
The FIRST STATE of MAN,

The QUALITY of his CRIME,
His CONDITION after his FALL,
His STATE under the SECOND COVENANT.

THAT

By Reason of Man's Nature, and of his Fall,
PERSONS, THINGS, and ACTIONS,
Were represented by
SUBSTITUTES, TYPES, and EMBLEMS:
Before and particularly after the Fall;
The taking of Man into the Effence,
Purification, Sacrifice, Attonement, &c.
Which were Observed by ALL,
BELIEVERS and APOSTATES,
Mifapply'd by Gentiles, afterwards by Jews.

VOL. III.

By For Huter's

The Third EDITION, Corrected.

LONDON:

Printed for J. HODGES, at the Looking-Glass over-
against St. Magnus's Church, London Bridge, 1748.

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B

Abbreviat. Explicat.

F. Boderian. Dict. Syro Chald.
Antwerp, 1573.

B. C. Joh. Buxtorfii Lex. Chald. Talm.
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Edm. Caftelli Lex. Heptaglotton.
Lond. 1669.

C.

Coc. Joh. Coccei Lex. & Com. Hebr. & Chald. Francof. 1689.

M.

P.

Pl.

R.

S.

F. Marii de Calafio Concord. S. B.
Hebr. & Lat. cum conven. al.
Ling. Rom. 1621.

S. Pagnini Lex. Hebr. Lugd. 1577-
Chr. Plantini Lex. Græc. Antw.
1573.

Gul. Robertfon Concordantiale Lex.
Heb. Lond. 1680.

Valcnt. Schindleri, Lex. Penta-
glot. Hanov, 1612.

Scap. Fo. Scapula Lex. Graco Lat.
Amftelæd. 1652.

S. T. Thefaur. Grac. Ling. ab Hen.
Steph. conftruct. 1572.

S. T. Thefaur. Ling. Lat. ab Rob. Steph. Lugdun. 1573. Thomafini Gloff. Hebraic. Paris 1697.

T.