D-R 1750 Douay-Rheims Bible with Strong's Concordance

[Fabian]

http://firstgospel.com/ebooks/978-1-61979-841-0_d-r-1750-douay-rheims-with-strongs-concordance.asp

[jlm]

That's interesting. I don't think I've ever seen a Douay-Rheims with Strong's numbers. Having them might be convenient for cross highlighting, interlinear, etc., but a bit odd, since it was translated from Latin.

 

I looked at the free sample of the Kindle book, which includes a large portion of the Old Testament because this is such an enormously long ebook. The two reviews give it an average of 1.5 stars. The Bible text contains no links: this is not tagged with Strong's numbers. From the table of contents, it looks like a huge concordance has been appended to the Bible. Probably for every Strong's number, the appendix lists the verses that contain it, and perhaps gives the text of the verses as well. But the Strong's numbers and the list of where they occur is probably the same for all the Bibles they publish.