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John Trapp on Matthew 26:72

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Matthew26:72

Verse 72. And again he denied with an oath] This was fearfull: and the worse, because his master, whom ne forswore, was now (even as Peters faith was,) upon his triall, and might say, with wounded Cesar, What, thou my sonne Brutus? Is this thy [illegible: 1 word] to thy friend? Scipio had rather that Hannibal should eat his heart with salt, then that Lelius do him the least discourtesie.

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