John Trapp on Isaiah 28:8
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Isaiah28:8
Ver. 8. For all places are full of vomit and filthineſs, Vah, vah, vah: Cum tu Narbone menſas hospitum convomeres, ſaid Tully to Antony; who was not aſhamed likewiſe to write, or rather to ſpue out a book concerning his own great ſtrength to bear ſtrong drink, and to lay up others who ſtrove with him for the maſtery. Tully taxeth Julius Caeſar for this ſoul cuſtom: ſo doth Philo Caligula, Veniunt ut edant, edunt ut vomant. Senec. and Suetonius Vitellius.
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