John Trapp on Isaiah 14:16
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Isaiah14:16
Ver. 16. They that ſee thee ſhall narrowly look upon thee] Shall look wiſhly upon thee, as ſcarce believing their own eyes, for the ſtrangeneſs of the thing.
Is this the man that made the earth to tremble?] The earth to quake, and mens hearts to ake? yea ſure; this is very He. At one end of the Library at Dublin was a Globe, at the other a Sceleton, to ſhew (ſaith mine Author) that though a man be Lord of all the world, yet he muſt dye, nulluſ que fiet, qui omnia eſſe affectabat.
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