John Trapp on Proverbs 4:1
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Proverbs4:1
CHAP. IV. Verſ. 1. Hear yee Children]
AUdite ſe[illegible: 1 letter]em, juvenes, quem juvenem ſenes audierunt: Hear mee now an old man, O yee youths, whom old men once gladly heard, when I was but a youth; with this ſpeech Auguſtus pacified his mutinous Army.
—Aspice, vultus Sol Pha[illegible: 1 letter]tonti, apud Ovid. Me[illegible: 1 letter]. Ecce meos, utinamque oculos in pectore poſſes Inſerere, & patrias intus deprendere curas. Behold my looks; and O that thou could'ſt ſee Mine anxious thoughts, and careful heart for thee!
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