John Trapp on Proverbs 31:17
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Proverbs31:17
Verſ. 17. She girdeth her loyns with ſtrength] She flyeth about her work, and ſets on it with a courage. Wee have read of women, in whom beſides their Sex, there was nothing woman-like or weak, ſuch were Semiramis, Zenobia, Blandina, that brave Hungarian woman, who in an aſſault at the Siege of Buda, thruſting in among the Souldiers, upon the top of the Fort, with a great Sythe in her hand,Turk. Hiſt. fol. 741. at one blow ſtruck off two of the Turks heads as they were climbing up the rampier. The like is reported of Marulla a Maid of Lemnos, who ſeeing her Father ſlain in the Gates of the City by the Turks, Ibid. 413, which hoped to have ſurprized it, took up the Weapons that lay by him, and like a fierce Amazon notably revenged his death.
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