John Trapp on Titus 2:10
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Titus2:10
Verſe 10. Not purloining] Interverting,Aulent cu[illegible: 1 letter] talia ures. Virg[illegible: 1 letter]l emb[illegible: 1 letter]z[illegible: 1 letter]ling their maſters eſtates, ordinary among the Romans, which made them call ſervants and th[illegible: 1 letter]eves by one name: ordinary among the Hebrews; whence that ſaying of R. Gamali[illegible: 1 letter]l, Marbe gn badim, marbe gezil, He that mul[illegible: 1 letter]ipli[illegible: 1 letter]th ſervants, multiplieth theeves. Pirke-aboth, chip 1. ordinary alſo amongſt us, whence that Proverb. He that will be rich must ask his ſervants leave.
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