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John Trapp on Isaiah 14:19

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Isaiah14:19

Ver. 19. But thou art caſt out of thy grave] i. e. Caſt out,Inſepultâ ſepulturâ turpiſſ[illegible: 1 letter]me abiectus es. [illegible: 1 letter]cult. and kept from thy grave. This befell Baltaſar upon the ſurprizal of the City, Dan. 5 30. And the like alſo befell Alexander the Great dying at the ſame City: and our Will. Conqueror, who having utterly ſackt the City of Mants in France, and in the deſtruction thereof got his own, dyed ſhortly after at Rouen, Dan. Hiſt. 42. 50. where his corpſe lay three dayes unburied, his interment being hindered by one that claimed the ground to be his.

Like an abominable branch] The matter is here ſet forth by three notable ſimilitudes, ſuch as this Prophet is full of.

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