John Trapp on Luke 6:22-24
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Luke6:22-24
Verse 22. And cast out your name] Ubicunque invenitur [illegible: 1 word] Calvini, deleatur, saith the Index expurgatorius. Persecutors proscribe true professours, tanquam nequissimos & lucis hujus usurâ indignos. After Joh. Husse was burnt, his adversaries got his heart which was left untoucht by the fire, and beat it with their staves.Epist. [illegible: 1 word]. 16. ad [illegible: 1 word]. A Frier preaching to the people at Antwerp, wished that Luther were there, that he might bite out his throat with his teeth, as Erasmus testifieth.
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