John Trapp on Psalms 83:14
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Psalms83:14
Verſ. 14. As the fire burneth a wood] Maxime quando à vento flabellatur, when blown up by a feirce wind, it ſoon turneth a wood into a waſte.
And as the flame ſetteth the mountains on fire] Thoſe ſulphury mountains, ſuch as Aetna, Veſuvius, Peitramala, a mountain in the higheſt part of the Apennines, which perpetually burneth,Il Mercu[illegible: 1 letter]io Ialico 178. ſay travellers.
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