John Trapp on Psalms 31:9

Verſ. 9. Have mercy upon mee O Lord] Antiquum obtine, Do now Lord, as thou hitherto haſt done.

For I am in trouble] Overwhelmed with the terrours of death, and ready to ſink, animus mihi pendet, I know not what to do.

Mine eye is conſumed with grief] Computruit facies men, mine eye ([illegible: 1 letter]itor oculi, vet facies) is gnawn away, or worm-eaten.

Yea my ſoul, and my belly] Belly may be taken for the whole body, which was pined away and infeebled with penſiveneſſe. Votablus by ſoul underſtandeth the naturall appetite after meat, and by [illegible: 1 word], the diſge[illegible: 1 letter]tion, both which [illegible: 1 word].