John Trapp on Psalms 109:2

Verſ. 2. For the mouth of the wicked] There is nothing more eaſie, than to wag a wicked tongue.

They have ſpoken againſt me with a lying tongue] But with ſo much impudence, as if it were a very truth. Socrates in his Apologie, My Lords, ſaid he to the Judges, I know not how you have been affected with mine accuſers eloquence, while you heard them ſpeak: For mine own part, I aſſure you, that I, whom it toucheth moſt, was almoſt drawn to beleeve that all they ſaid, though againſt my ſelf, was true, when they ſca[illegible: 1 letter]oe uttered one word of truth.