John Trapp on Matthew 25:2

Verse 2. Five were foolish] That is, some were wise, and some [non-Latin text not transcribed] quasi [non-Latin text not transcribed]. others foolish, and these last usually the most, imprudent, improvident, afterwitted, oculos habentes in occipitio, that foresee not a following mischief, but come in with their fools, Had I wist, with their Si praescivissem as the Lion in the fable. The Spaniards say of the Portugals that they are pocos y focos, Few and foolish. But of foolish virgins, that is of [illegible: 1 word] professours, that have no more then an outside, there are not a few, but more then a good many in all places, Cant. 6. 8, 9.