John Trapp on Proverbs 2:20

Verſ. 20. That thou mayeſt walk in the way] This is another work of wiſdome, as to keep us from bad company, ſo to put us into good, where much good may be learned. Dr. Taylor, Martyr, rejoyced that ever he came in priſon,Act. & Mon. there to bee acquainted with that Angel of God, John Bradford (ſo hee called him.) Latimer and Ridley (while they lived) kept up Cra[illegible: 1 letter]mer by intercourſe of Letters, and otherwiſe, from entertaining counſels of revolt.Ibid. A childe having been brought up with Plato, returned home to his Fathers houſe, Sen. de ira lib. 3 cap. 11. and hearing his Father to chide, and exclaim furiouſly in his anger, uſed theſe ſpeeches to his Father, I have never ſeen the like with Plato.