John Trapp on Psalms 10:5

Verſ. 5. His ways are always grievous] As he Pleaſeth not God, ſo he is contrary and vexatious to men, Via ejus ſemper terrent, ſo Aben-Ezra. The Pſalmiſt here noteth him, for ſuch an one as the Cyclops are ſet forth to have been by the Poets.

Thy Judgements are far above out of his ſight] He looketh not ſo high, but reckoneth that quae ſupra nos nihil ad nos. If he read them at any time, he regardeth them as little as he doth the ſtory of forein Wars, wherein he is not concerned.

As for all his enemies, he puffeth at them] He holdeth himſelf man good enough to make his party good with them, and that he can overthrow them all with a puffe. He defieth them, and domintereth over them, [non-Latin text not transcribed] Chryſoſt. as the Greek renders it.