John Trapp on Galatians 5:26
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Galatians5:26
Verſe 26. Let us not be deſirous of vain-glory] Ingens dulcedo gloriae (ſaith Aeneas Sylvius:) faciliùs contemnenda dicitur, quam contemnitur. It was this vice that rai[illegible: 1 letter]ed ſo much trouble in Germany betwixt Luther and Carolostadius, and that bred the Sacramentary war, that is not yet ended. It was a ſaying of Luther, From a vain-glorious Doctour, from a contentious Paſtour, and from unprofitable Queſtions, the good Lord deliver his Church.
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