John Trapp on Psalms 21:11
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Psalms21:11
Verſ. 11. For they intended evill againſt thee] Becauſe againſt thy people. Hee that wrongeth a ſubject is arraigned for injury done to the King, his Crown and dignity. And as a certain Gentleman of Normandy was executed for but intending only to kill Francis the ſecond King of France, which he diſcovered to a Prieſt, ſub ſigillo confeſſionis, not thinking ever to hear further of it again; ſo here.
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