John Trapp on Nehemiah 3:28
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Nehemiah3:28
Verſe 28. From above the Horſe-gate] So called, ſay ſome, becauſe there they were wont to diſmount, leaving their Horſes. When the King himſelf came, he muſt alight, and go afoot into the Temple. The great Turke at this day, when he entreth into his Moſchee for devotion-ſake, alighteth and layeth aſide all his State, and goeth in alone.
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