John Trapp on Romans 12:11
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Romans12:11
Verſe 11. [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Cunctator. Not ſlothfull] Or, Not driving off till it be too late. Charles the ſon of Charles Duke of Aniou, who was King of Sicily and Jeruſalem, was called, Carolus cunctator, not in the ſenſe as Fabius, becauſe he ſtaid till opportunity came, but becauſe he ſtaid till opportunity was loſt.
Fervent in ſpirit] Gr. Seething hot. God, [non-Latin text not transcribed]. who is himſelf a pure act, loveth activenes in men: the very reſt of heavenly bodies is in motion in their proper places.
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