John Trapp on Psalms 82:3
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Psalms82:3
Verſ. 3. Defend the poor and Fatherleſs] Theſe are Gods clients, and this is Gods counſell worthy to be written with letters of gold on the walls of all Judicatories, as having in it better direction for a Stateſman than all Lipſim his Bee-hive, or Machiavels Spider-wed. Theſe two Latine verſes are ſaid to be written over the Judgement-ſeat in Xant. Hic locus odit amat, punit, conſerv at, honorat, Nequitiam, pacem; crimina, jura, bones.
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