John Trapp on Isaiah 14:2
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Isaiah14:2
Ver. 2. For ſervants and for hand-maids] Their Converts ſhall be willing to lay their hands under their feet, as we ſay, and glad to do them any ſervice: like as Cyprian was for Caecilius (whom be called novae vitae parentem) and Latimer for Bilney, whom he called Bleſſed Bilney. See Iſa. 49.23.
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