John Trapp on Ezekiel 27:6
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Ezekiel27:6
Ver. 6. Of the oakes of Baſhan] Thoſe very beſt of the beſt. See ver. 5.
Out of the Iſles of Chittim] i. e. Of Greece and the Archipelago, Gen. 10.4. far ſet, and dear-bought. Benches and decks might well have been made of worſe matters: ſed opulentiam fere ſequitur ſuperbia, luxus, libido, &c. wealth breeds ſwelth, which is a dangerous ſymptom (as in the body, ſo) in the mind too.
—Pulcherrima regnaClaudlan. Luxuries vitiis, odiiſque ſuperbia vertit.
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