John Trapp on Psalms 35:11
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Psalms35:11
Verſ. 11. Falſe witneſſes did riſe up] So they did afterward againſt the Lord Chriſt, and ſundry of his faithfull ſervants, as St. Paul, Athanaſius, Enſtathius Biſhop of Antioch, Alſted. Chronol. Act. & Mon. (falſely accuſed of Adultery, and depoſed, about the end of Conſtantine the great's reign) Cranmer charged with Adultery, hereſy and treaſon; Philpot with paricide; Latimer with ſedition; whereof he was ſo innocent, that he feared not to ſay in a Sermon before the King, as for ſedition, for ought that I know, methinks I ſhould not need Chriſt, if I may ſo ſay.
They laid to my charge things that I knew not] Such as whereof I was not only innocent, but ignorant alſo. The Hebrew is, They asked mee, and ſo would have, by cunningly contrived queſtions, made mee mine own accuſer.
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