John Trapp on Galatians 4:24
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Galatians4:24
Verſe 24. Which things are an allegory] That is, they ſignifie or import an allegory: or they, being the things that they were, [non-Latin text not transcribed] repreſented and typed out the things that they were not. So did the brazen ſerpent, the deluge, the red ſea, &c. As for thoſe allegories gories of Origen and other wanton wits, luxuriant this way, what are they elſe but Scripturarum ſpuma, as one calleth them, Scripture-froth?
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