John Trapp on Luke 1:6
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Luke1:6
Verse 6. In all the Commandements and Ordinances] That is, in all the duties of both the Morall and Ceremoniall Law. Blamelesse] Sine [illegible: 1 word], saith the Vulgar, without complaint. [non-Latin text not transcribed]. They neither complained of others, nor were complained of byCamp. Elisab. fol. 495. others. As it is reported of Burleigh, Lord Treasurer in Queen Elizabeths reign, that he never sued any man, nor did any man ever sue him: and was therefore in the number of those few, that both lived and died with glory.
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