John Trapp on Ezekiel 19:12-13

Ver. 12. But ſhe was pluckt up in fury] And ſo thrown, with a force, to the ground, as a man doth a dry or barren plant.

The Eaſt wind dryed up her fruit] See chap. 17.10. It is ventus urens & exſiccans, this was Nebuchadnezzar and his Army.

Herodot. l. 1. cap. 193. Plin. l. 6. c. 26. Ver. 13. And now ſhe is planted in a wilderneſſe] Babylon was no wilderneſſe, but fruitful beyond credulity; But the poor captive Jews had little joy of it, for ſome time at leaſt.

In a dry and thirſty ground] In terra ſicca & ſiticuloſa: ſo it was to them (though never ſo well watered) becauſe they wanted there the waters of the Sanctuary, and many other comforts of their own country. See Pſal. 137.