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John Trapp on Romans 16:14

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Romans16:14

Verſe 14. Salute Aſyncritus, &c.] Nothing is ſaid of theſe; for haſte perhaps, or elſe becauſe they were (as one ſaith of Ieſſe the father of David) Viri, probi & honeſti, minùs [illegible: 1 letter]amen clari, Good honeſt men, but not much noted. Or laſtly, for that the Apoſtle had no very good opinion of them, as he ſeems not to have had of Demas, Coloſ. 4.14. who yet would needs be one in the Apoſtles regiſter there: a place he will have, though it be the laſt place. Hermas here mentioned, was reputed by ſome of the Ancients to be the Authour of that Apocryphall book called Paſtor; wherein he dealt not ſo fairly and faithfully in relating what he had received from the Apoſtles, being ſubleſtae fidci author.

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