John Trapp on Revelation 14:20

Verſe 20. And the wine-preſſe was troden] viz. By Chriſt the King, with his heavenly horſe-men, Chap. 9 13, 14.

Without the City] i. e. Without the Church, haply in Judaea, whither the Pope being driven from Rome. ſhall [illegible: 1 word] and ſit, till Chriſt ſhall unrooſt him with the brightneſſe of his coming, 2 Theſſ. 2.8.

Even unto the horſe-bridles] To confute the pride and cruelty of thoſe bloody Papiſts that threatned to ride their horſes up to the ſaddle-skirts in the bloud of the Lutherans: ſo Farneſius, Miner[illegible: 1 letter]us, Felix of Wartenburg, Sr Charles Ellerker, Charles the ninth of France. Flac Illyr. Act. and Mon. that cruell Queen, who when ſhe ſaw ſome of her Proteſtant Subjects lying dead, and ſtripped upon the earth, cried out, The goodlieſt Tapiſtry that ever ſhe beheld. Theſe and the like ſhall be one day glutted with bloud, which they have ſo barbarouſly thirſted after. Satiate ſanguine. quem ſitiiſti, &c. as ſhe ſaid of Cyrus. Iuſtin. l. 1.