John Trapp on Isaiah 32:12
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Isaiah32:12
Ver. 12. They ſhall mourn for the teats] That it, for their Corn and wine. The Heathens called Ceres their goddeſs of plenty, [non-Latin text not transcribed] Mammoſam, fullteated: ſome ſenſe it thus, Let them (infants) mourn for the teats, denied them in this day of humiliation, as Jon. 3.5, 6. or ſo dryed up that there is no milk for them: Others render it, Beating upon their breaſts, plangentes pectora palmis.
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