John Trapp on 1 Corinthians 14:13
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1 Corinthians14:13
Verſe 13. Pray that he may interpret] Pope Innocent the third never praied thus: for he ſaid that the Church decreed the ſervice in an unknown tongue, Ne ſacroſancta verba vileſcerent, leſt the holy words ſhould be under-prized. But publike praiers in an unknown tongue, ſaith one, muſt be attributed to the change of time it ſelf in Italy, France and Spain, for there a long time the Latine was underſtood of all.Eraſm. But when afterwards their ſpeeches degenerated into thoſe vulgar tongues now there uſed, then the language not of the ſervice, but of the people was altered.
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