John Trapp on Romans 1:29
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Romans1:29
Verſe 29. With all unrighteouſneſſe] The mother of all the enſuing miſrule.
Wickedneſſe] The Syrian ſaith, Bitterneſſe. See Ier. 2.19.
Envy, murther] Three ſuch Agnominations are found in this black bedroll. The Apoſtle ſeems delighted with them, [non-Latin text not transcribed]. as was likewiſe the Prophet Iſaiah. Of which noble two, I may well ſay, as one doth of Demoſthenes and Cicero, Demosthenes Ciceroni praecipust ne eſſet primus Orator, Cicero Demostheni, ne ſolus.
Malignity] Or, Moroſity, croſſeneſſe.
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