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John Trapp on Isaiah 60:5

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Isaiah60:5

Ver. 5. Then thou ſha't ſee and flow together] Or, [non-Latin text not transcribed] tam de lumine quam de ſtum[illegible: 1 letter]e dicitur. thou ſhalt break forth as a river, or thou ſhalt ſhine.

And thy heart ſhall fear] At firſt, at leaſt; to ſee ſuch a confluence of people unto thee.

And be enlarged] With joy, upon better conſideration.

Becauſe the abundance of the ſea] i. e. The multitude of the Iſlanders and ſuch as dwell by the ſea-ſide, which are noted for the worſt of men, whence the Proverb, Maritimi mores. Such are we Britones.

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