John Trapp on Ezekiel 28:12
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Ezekiel28:12
Ver. 12. Take up a lamentation for the King of Tyre] Who ſhall have little leiſure to lament for himſelf; his deſtruction ſhall be ſo ſudden. See on chap. 27.2.
Thou ſealeſt up the ſum] i. e. Thou art a pattern of perfection, in thine own conceit at leaſt: for a ſeal hath in it the perfect form of him that is thereby repreſented; and then is a letter perfected when the laſt act of ſetting to a ſeal is done to it.Literae conſignatae & clauſae & abſoluta ſunt. Oecol. [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Plato. Hom. Tu es omnibus numeris abſolutum exemplar; ſo Vatablus and the Tigurines.
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