John Trapp on Job 39:22
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Job39:22
Verſe 22. He mocketh at fear &c.] Heb. He laugheth, by an elegant Proſopopaeia, ſuch as this Book is full of. Non vanos horret ſtrepitus. He feareth no colours when once ingaged in fight, but counts that a ſport and play whereof others are afraid.
Neither turneth he back from the ſword] Or any other offenſive weapons, theſe cannot make him turn taile or recoil, he is never more furious, then when he ſees himſelfe covered with his blood. —Vires animoſque à vulnere ſumit: Being wounded, he biteth and kicketh, and fighteth no leſſe ſtoutly then the Rider himſelf doth.
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