John Trapp on Matthew 11:2
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Matthew11:2
Verse 2. Now when Iohn had heard in the prison] Put this fellow in prison, said Ahab of Micaiah; Who is thought to have1 King. 22. 27. been he that told him so barely of letting goe Benhadad. So Ierenny that Concionator admirabilis (as Keckerman calleth him) was [illegible: 1 word] Rhet. for forty years pains and patience, cast into a deep and dirty dungeon:Ecclesiast. cap. ult. The Apostles were often imprisoned: so were the ancient [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Bishops under the ten first perseeutions. From the detectable orchyard of the Leomine prison: So Algerius the Italian Martyr dates his letter. Within a few daies of Q. Maries raign, almost all the prisons in England, were become right Christian Schools andD o de Pompe o. Churches: Bocardo in Oxford was called a Colledge of [illegible: 1 word], Act and Mon. Cranmer, Ridly, Latimer, and others, being there kept captive. fol. [illegible: 1 word]. This is merces mundi: look for no better dealing.
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