John Trapp on Matthew 8:1
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Matthew8:1
CHAP. VIII.
Verse 1. Great multitudes followed him.] MAny thousands, as Bondinus De claritate Christi proveth, out of ancient Writers. This drew upon our Saviour theQuicquid non acquiritur dan num est. envy of the Pharisees those cankerd carls, who Sejanus-like, thought all lost that fell besides their own lips: as Nero, they spitedSen. de [illegible: 1 word]. Nero [illegible: 2 words]. Ammian. all those whom the people applauded; and Tigre-like, laid hold with their teeth on all the excellent spirits of their times, as it is said of Tiberius.
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