John Trapp on Psalms 107:26

Verſ 26. They mount up to heaven, they go down &c.] An elegant hypolypoſis or deſcription of a ſtorm at Sea; like whereunto is that in Virgil. Tollimur in coelum curvate gurgite, & iidem Subducta admanes imos deſcendimus undâ.Tollimur in c[illegible: 3 letters]um, nanc [illegible: 1 word]. tadimus undas.

Their ſoul is melted becauſe of trouble] They are ready to dye, through ſear of death. Junius underſtandeth it of extreme vomiting, as if they were caſting up their very n[illegible: 3 letters]ts. Anocbarſes for this cauſe doubted whether he ſhould reckon Marriners amongſt the living or the dead. And another ſaid, that any man will go to Sea at firſt I wonder not; but to go a ſecond time thither, is little better than madneſs.