John Trapp on Lamentations 3:11
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Lamentations3:11
Ver. 11. He hath turned aſide my wayes] As ver. 9.
And pulled me in pieces] As a Bear or Lion doth the ſilly ſheep, that falleth into their paws. Carnali quadam intemperie haec effuſa ſunt. The Vulgar hath it,Confregit me. He hath broken me in pieces, ſc. Attempting to leap over his hedge, ver. 7. his ſtone-wall, ver. 9. In the year 1590 Nicolas Friſchlin that famous Poet, Oratour,Alſted. Chron. 480. and Philoſopher, attempting to eſcape out of priſon, was ſo broken, à capite ad talos, à cute ad oſſa.
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