Concordance

(-kõrd'āns.) [From L. concordo, I agree with.] (Eccl. Hist.) A dictionary of the Bible, in which the leading words used in Scripture are arranged alphabetically and reference is made to the various places in which they occur, so that the student may determine the meaning of any pa age by collating it with another. The first C. was compiled in 1267 by Hugues de St. Cher, and the best English C. is that of Cruden, published in1737. [s. 215]