John Trapp on Proverbs 30:11
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Proverbs30:11
Verſ. 11. There is a generation that curſeth their father] An evil and an adulterous generation doubtleſs, a baſtardly brood, as were thoſe in the Goſpel: [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Mat. 12. [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Mat. 3. a generation of Vipers that make their way into the world by their Dammes death. Theſe monſters of men are doomed to deſtruction, Levit. 20. Hell gapes for them, as alſo it doth for ſuch as revile or denigrate their Maſters, Magiſtrates, Miniſters, Benefactours, Ancients. There is a certain Plant which our Herbaliſts call Herbam impiam, or wicked endweed, whoſe younger branches ſtill yeeld flowers to over-top the elder. Such weeds grow too rife abroad: It is an ill ſoyl that produceth them. But of this, before.
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