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John Trapp on Jeremiah 14:6

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Jeremiah14:6

Ver. 6. And the wild-aſſes] Sectores alias vagae libidinis in ſylvis, that uſually courſe up and down the woods, and can bear hunger and thirſt a long while together.

Plin. l. 10. cap. 72. Lib. de mirah. auſcult. Snuffed up the wind like Dragons] Quorum eſt vebementiſſima ſpiratio ac forbitio, who, in defect of water, can continue long by drawing in the ayr, as Ariſtotle likewiſe teſtifieth of the goates in Cephalonia, that they drink not for divers dayes together: but inſtead thereof, gape and ſuck in the freſh ayre.

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