John Trapp on Philippians 4:2

Verſe 2. I beſeech Euodias] A couple of diſagreeing ſiſters, whom the Apoſtle ſeeketh to reconc[illegible: 1 letter]le, and it was a wonder if they could reſiſt his rhetorike.Hei mihi quiv[illegible: 1 letter]s al[illegible: 1 letter]cubi re [illegible: 2 letters]rirc non poſ [illegible: 3 letters], &c. O that I could but once finde you together once (ſaid Auſtin of the differences between Hi[illegible: 1 letter]rome and Ruffinus) I would fall down at your feet with much love and many tears: I would beſeech you for your ſelves, and one another, and for weak Chriſtians ſake who are offended thereat, you would not ſuffer theſe diſſenſions to ſpread &c.