John Trapp on Titus 1:15

Verſe 15. Ʋnto the pure all things, &c.] This Piſcator holds a ſufficient warrant for us to uſe, Ne for[illegible: 2 letters], and other Heathen-expreſſions; like as the Apoſtles uſed, [non-Latin text not transcribed], &c. Piſe[illegible: 1 letter]t in Mare[illegible: 1 letter]a 14 3. Paſ praeſat ad Lexic. abuſed by the Greeks to ſignifie then wicked and deviliſh oracles. But Paſ[illegible: 1 letter]r is utterly againſt it.

Is nothing pure] Their own table is a In[illegible: 1 letter]re to them, yea Gods table. The Saints are kept at hard commons, but have their keeping of free-coſt: the wicked have larger cates, but pay ſweetly.

Conſcience is d[illegible: 1 letter]ſiled] To wit, with ſins, and ſo can no more judge of it, then a man can diſcern of colours in a foul and ſoiled g[illegible: 2 letters]ſle.