This is Dutripon’s concordance to the Vulgate, second edition, 1868 (link below). It looks good to me, not least because I like the Internet Archive format, particularly for reference books. One thing worries me, though. The title page adds: “to the order of Pope Sixtus V,” without mentioning anywhere (as far as I can see) the name of Pope Clement VIII. Could this possibly mean it’s a concordance to the earlier Sixtine Vulgate, rather than the standard Clementine Vulgate? I’d be surprised if publishers were still, in the middle of the nineteenth century, spending money on producing a concordance to a Bible translation that by that time had been out of date for nearly three hundred years. But I’d like to make sure!
And another thing. I’ve been looking for an online concordance to the Nova Vulgata, but I haven’t found a single one. Does such a thing even exist?
Thanks for whatever help you can give!