John Trapp on Philemon 1:20
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Philemon1:20
Verſe 20. [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Yea, brother, let me have joy] Or benefit by thee. An elegant alluſion it is in the originall to the name of Oneſimus: and it is as if the Apoſtle imbracing Phil[illegible: 1 letter]mon, and hanging about his neck ſhould ſay, I prethee now let me be ſo farre beholden to thee, &c.
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