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John Trapp on Ezekiel 23:20

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Ezekiel23:20

Ver. 20. Whoſe fleſh is as the fleſh of aſſes] qui ſunt bene mentulati (hon[illegible: 1 letter]s ſit auribus) & qui ſemine abundant. Commodus the Emperour, who had never a good property in him, was for this called the Aſſe, as Hierom noteth.

Circum fluunt & exundant omni ſcelere & impietate copioſiſſi[illegible: 1 letter]e. And whoſe iſſue is as the iſſue of horſes] Fluxus equorum eſt fluxus corum, that is, they are extreamly libidinous and ſuperſtitious: ſo that there is no ho with them.

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