John Trapp on Revelation 17:2
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Revelation17:2
Verſe 2. With whom the Kings] As ſubmitting their ſcepters to his keys; and becoming his feudataries.
And the inhabiters of the earth] So that ſhe is not a noble whore only, but a common ſtrumpet: proſtituting her ſelf to the meaneſt for their money, as in the pardon office.
Have been made drunk] Hence it is ſo difficult to convert Idolaters: ther's no dealing with a man that is drunk. Whoredome and wine take away the heart, Ho[illegible: 1 letter]. 4.
Of her fornication] Both ſpirituall and corporall. Sixtus Quintus lupanar utriuſ que Vener[illegible: 1 letter]s Romae condidit (ſaith Agrippa) & deceſſit tubidus voluptate.
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