John Trapp on Philemon 1:21
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Philemon1:21
Verſe 21. Knowing that thou Wilt, &c.] Who could ever have the heart to reſiſt ſuch rhetorike?Suade medulla. Is not here the very marrow of moſt powerfull perſwaſion? a golden ſloud of eloquence, as Tully ſaith of Aristotles Politiques?
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