John Trapp on Psalms 92:14

Verſ. 14. They ſhall ſtill bring forth fruit in old age] Quantumvis veteres, non veteraſcent, though old, yet they ſhall retain their former vigour and verdure; and be like that Perſian tree in Theophraſtus, that at the ſame time doth bud, bloſſom, and bear fruit, pullulantes & ſucculentae.

They ſhall be fat and flouriſhing] Ʋividi & vegeti, Bucholc. not as the Brabanti or Flemmings, qui quo magis ſeneſcunt, eo magis ſtulteſcunt, ſaith Eraſmus, the elder, the fooliſher; nor as Trapezuntius, who outlived all his learning; but as Moſes, whoſe ſight failed not, his heat abated not; as Wine, the older the better; as the Sun which ſhineth moſt amiably toward the deſcent.