T. Matthew [1549], The Byble, that is to say all the holy Scripture: In whych are c&obar;tayned the Olde and New Testamente, truely ∧ purely tr&abar;slated into English, ∧ nowe lately with greate industry ∧ dilig&ebar;ce recognised. [Edited by Edmund Becke.] (Imprinted by... Ihon Daye [etc.] and William Seres [etc.], London) [word count] [B05000].
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The .xxvij. Chapter.
Of the prynces ∧ rulers that mynystred vnto the
Kynge,
A To speake of the chyldren of Israel:
in the nombre of th&ebar; were
auncyent heades ∧ capitaynes
of thousandes ∧ hundredes, and
offycers that serued the kyng in
all thynge accordyng to the companyes that
came in or wente out, moneth by moneth, thorouout
all the monethes of the yeare. And euerye
companye had .xxiiij. thousande. Ouer the
fyrste companye in the fyrste moneth, was
Iasoboam the sonne of Zabdyel. And in
hys nombre were .xxiiij. thousande. And the
chefest of all the capytaynes in the host of the
fyrste moneth was of the chyldren of Pharez.
Ouer the company of the second moneth Dodai
an Ahohite, and in hys hoste was Makeloth
a ruler. And in hys company were .xxiiij.
thousande. The chefe captayne of the thyrde
host in the thyrde moneth, was Banaiah the
sonne of Iehoiada the prieste. And in his hoste
xxiiij. thousande. This is that Banaiah mightye
amonge thyrtye and aboue thyrtye. And
in hys parte was Amizabad hys sonne.
B The fourth capitayne in the fourth moneth
was Asael the brother of Ioab, ∧ Zabadiah
hys sonne after hym. And in hys hoste .xxiiij.
thousande. The fyfte capitayne in the fyft moneth
was Samahut the Iezrahite: and in hys
hoste .xxiiij. thousande. The sixte capitayne in
the syxte moneth was Ira the sonne of Akes
a Thekuite: ∧ in hys hoste .xxiiij. thousande.
The seuenth Capitayne in the seuenth moneth,
was Helei the Phalonite, of the chyldren
of Ephraim: ∧ in hys hoste .xxiiij. thousande.
The eyghte capitayne in the eyghte monethe,
was Sobocai an Husathite of the kynne of Sarah:
∧ in hys host .xxiiij. thousand. The nynth
Capitayne in the nynthe monethe, was Abiezer
an Anathothite of the sonnes of Iemini: ∧
in hys hoste .xxiiij. thousande. The tenth capytayne
in the tenth monethe, was Mahari the
Netophathite of the Zarahites: ∧ in hys host
xxiiij. thousande. The eleuenthe moneth, was
Banaiah the Pharathonite of the chyldren of
Ephraim: and in hys hoste .xxiiij. thousande.
The twelueth Capytayne in the twelueth moneth,
was Heldai the Netophathite of Othoniel,
and in hys hoste .xxiiij. thousand. And the
rulers ouer the trybes of Israel were these.
C Amonge the Rubenites, was Eliezer þe; sonne
of Zechri. Amonge the Symeonites, was Saphatiah
the sonne of Maacah. Among the Leuites:
Hasabiah the sonne of Kamuel. Among
the Haromites: Zadock. In Iuda. Eliu of the
brethr&ebar; of Dauid. In Isacar: Amri the sonne
of Michael. In Zabulon: Iesmaiah the sonne
of Abdiah. In Nephthalie: Ierimoth the s&obar;ne
of Azriel. Amonge the chyldren of Ephraim:
Hosea the sonne of Ozaiah. In the halfe tribe
of Manasseh: Ioel the sonne of Phadaiah. Of
the halfe trybe of Manasseh in Galaad: Iado
the sonne of Zachariah. In Beniamin: Iaasiel
the sonne of Abner. In Dan: Azariel þe; s&obar;ne
of Ieroham. These are the Lordes in the trybes
of Israel.
But Dauid toke not the nombre of them
vnder .xx. yeare: for þe; Lord said: he would encrease
Israel lyke vnto þe; starres of the skye.
And Ioab the sonne of Zaruiah beganne to
nombre. And thoughe he fynyshed it not, yet
there fel wrath for that vpon Israel. And therefore
the numbre was not put in the chronicles
of Kynge Dauid.
Ouer the kynges treasure was Azmoth þe;
sonne of Adiel.
D And ouer the treasure of þe; feldes,
in the cytyes, villages and castelles, was
Iehonathan, the sonne of Oziah. And ouer þe;
worckemen in the feldes that tylled the gro&ubar;d
was Ezri the sonne of Chelub. And the ouersyght
of the vyneyardes had Semeiah the Ramathite.
Ouer the wynecellers ∧ treasure of
wyne was Sabdi the Saphonite. And ouer
the olyuetrees ∧ mulberytrees that were in þe;
valeys was Baal Hanan the Gadarite. And
ouer the treasure of oyle was Ioas. And ouer
the oxen that fed in Saron was Setari the Saronite.
And ouer the oxen in the valeys was
Saphat the sonne of Adlai. And ouer the camels
Vbil the Ismaelite. And ouer the Asses
was Iohadiah the Merothite. And ouer the
shepe was Iazis the Hagarite. All these were
the rulers of the substaunce of kyng Dauid.
And Iehonatham Dauids brothers sonne, a
man of co&ubar;sel a man þt; thaught wysdome, ∧ a
writer he ∧ Iehiel þe; sonne of Hachamoni waited
on þe; kinges sonnes. And Ahithophel was
of þe; kynges co&ubar;cell. And Busai the Arachite
was the kynges companyon. And nexte to Ahitophel
was Iehoiada the sonne of Banaiah
∧ Abiathar. And the captayne of the kynges
warre was Ioab.
T. Matthew [1549], The Byble, that is to say all the holy Scripture: In whych are c&obar;tayned the Olde and New Testamente, truely ∧ purely tr&abar;slated into English, ∧ nowe lately with greate industry ∧ dilig&ebar;ce recognised. [Edited by Edmund Becke.] (Imprinted by... Ihon Daye [etc.] and William Seres [etc.], London) [word count] [B05000].
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