Cruden's Concordance Unabridged Edition by Alexander Cruden (Very Good, 1982, HC, 719 pgs, Baker House Books)

In good condition: no dust jacket; cover has light wear; writing on inside front cover; pages have light wear but are clean; pages are lightly age-toned. ISBN 0801023165

Cruden's Unabridged Concordance is a comprehensive alphabetical index to the King James Version of the Bible, authored by the Scottish scholar Alexander Cruden.  Completed in 1737 after three years of solitary manual compilation, it is considered the largest task of its kind ever undertaken by a single person, containing over 200,000 chapter and verse references for every word in the text. 

The work is designed to help readers quickly locate specific passages and study the various meanings of biblical words. Key features include:

Alphabetical Listing: Every word in the King James Version is listed with its corresponding scripture references. 
Proper Names: A complete concordance of proper names found in both the Old and New Testaments, often including their meanings in original languages. 
Apocrypha: Many editions include a concordance to the books of the Apocrypha. 
Contextual Verses: Unlike earlier concordances that only provided references, Cruden’s work often includes the surrounding sentence or verse context to aid in interpretation.
Special Notes: It contains original notes on Bible places, names, types, and titles given to Jesus Christ and the Church