John Trapp on Isaiah 53:9

Ver. 9. And he made his grave with the wicked] i. e. He ſhould have been buried among malefactours, had not rich Joſeph begged his body: Or, his dead body was at the diſpoſal of wicked ones, and of rich men or Rulers (the Jews, and Pilat) at his death.

And with the rich] The ſame, ſay ſome, with wicked. And indeed Magna cognatio ut rei ſi[illegible: 1 letter] nominis, divitiis & vitiis. Rich men are put for wicked rich, Jam. 5.1. And how hardly do rich men enter Heaven? Hyperius thinketh that the two thieves crucified together with Chriſt were rich men, put to death for Sedition: and Chriſt was placed in the midſt, as their chieftain: whence alſo that memorable title ſet over his head King of the Jews.

Becauſe he had done no violence] Or, albeit he had done, &c. notwithſtainding his innocency, and integrity.

— Nec te tua plurima Pentheu Labentem texit pietas.