John Trapp on Galatians 5:1
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Galatians5:1
CHAP. V. Verſe 1. Be not again entangled]
AS oxen tied to the yoke, Thoſe that followed Iudas Galileus, [non-Latin text not transcribed] Act. 5.37. choſe rather to undergo any death, then to be in ſubjection to any mortall. If civil ſervitude be ſo grievous,Ioſeph. 1.18. c. 2 what ought ſpirituall to be? Thoſe poor miſled and muzled ſouls that are held captive in the Popes dark dungeon, have an ill time of it. Ever ſince, being reconciled to the Roman Church, I ſubjected my ſelf and my Kingdoms (ſaid King Iohn of England) to the Popes authority, never any thing went well with me,Nulla mihiprospera, ſed omnia aſverſa evensrunt. but all againſt me.
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