5. Their Pentecost, what the second-first Sabbath was, _Luk. 6. 1._ 6. Their feast of Tabernacles, Hosanna, and Hosanna-Rabba. 7. Their feast of Trumpets, their New-Moons, Translation of feasts. 8. Their feast of Expiation: what meant by the filth of the world, and the off-scouring of all things, _1 Cor. 4. 13._ 9. Their Sabbatical year. 10. Their Jubilee, their use thereof. 11. Their feast of Purim, and feast of Dedication. The fourth Book. _Of their Idolatry._ Chap. 1. The beginnings of Idolatry. 2. Moloch, Adram-Melech, Anam-Melech, Baal, the Tabernacle of Moloch, &c. 3. Baal-Peor, Baal-Tsephon, Baal-Zebub, Baal-Berith, Bel and the Dragon. 4. Dagon. 5. The molten Calf. 6. Astaroth, Ammonia, Juno, the Queen of Heaven, Diana of the Ephesians. 7. Other Idol-gods mentioned in Scripture. 8. Sorts of divine revelation, Urim and Thummim. 9. Teraphim, what they were. 10. Sorts of Divination forbidden. The fifth Book. _Of their Consistories._ Chap. 1. Courts of Judgements, their Ecclesiastical Consistory. 2. Sorts of Excommunication. 3. Civil Consistories, what persons necessarily present, what meant by the Magistrate, Judge, and Officer, _Luk. 12. 58._ 4. The number of their civil Courts, what meant by a Council, Judgement, fire of Gehenna, _Matth. 5._ 5. Manner of electing Judges. 6. Ceremonies common in all capital Judgements: whence that phrase came, his bloud be on us and our children. 7. Their capital punishments what they were. 8. Punishments not capital. 9. Punishments borrowed from other Nations: whether S. _Paul_ fought with the beasts at _Ephesus_. The sixth Book. _Of Miscellaneous Rites._ Chap. 1. Circumcision; whence, the use of Godfathers in Baptism. 2. First-fruits, first-lings, first-born. 3. Sorts of Tithes, manner of paying them. 4. Marriages and divorces, copies of their dowry bill, and bill of divorce: what meant by power on the Womans head, _1 Cor. 11. 10._ 5. Burials, manner of embalming, manner of their Sepulchres, what meant by baptization of the dead, _1 Cor. 15. 9._ 6. Of their Oaths. 7. Of their writing, their Masorites, and their work. 8. Israels pitching of their tents, or of their camps. 9. Their Measures. 10. Their Coyns, first of brazen Coyns, silver Coyns, and gold Coyns. Moses and Aaron. The first Book Treateth of Persons. CHAP. I. _Of the form of the ~Hebrewes~ Common-wealth until Christ his coming, and when the Scepter departed from them._ The form and state of Government hath been subject to change and variation amongst all Nations, but especially amongst the _Jewes_, where these changes are observable.