John Trapp on Psalms 137:3

Verſ. 3 For there—they required of us a ſong] ſcil. In diſdain and deriſion of our Religion, q.d. Will yee ſing no more holy ſongs in honour of your God? hath hee utterly caſt away all care of your wel-fare, and you the like of his ſervice? Have you never a black Sanctis to ſing us? or cannot you ſing care away, &c? where are your wonted ditties, [illegible: 1 letter]eza. the words of a ſong? Ehodum, bellos nobis illos veſtr[illegible: 1 letter] Sionis modules cantillate.

And they that waſted us] Cumulatores noſtri, vel Concumulatores noſtri, vel homines ejulatuum noſtrorum, they that made us howl ſinging, as Iſa. 52.5. Or In ſuſpenſionibus noſtris, [illegible: 1 letter]ſocr. after that wee had hanged up our harps, as verſ. 2. [non-Latin text not transcribed].

Sing us one of the ſongs of Zion] Wherewith yee were wont to praiſe God. So Baltaſar abuſed the bowls of the Sanctuary. So the bloody-Perſecutors at Orleance, as they murthered the Proteſtants, required them to ſing, Judge and revenge my cauſe, O Lord; and have mercy on us Lord, &c.