John Trapp on Titus 2:4
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Titus2:4
Verſe 4. [non-Latin text not transcribed]. To be ſober] Or wiſe: teaching them as Schoolmaſters do their d[illegible: 1 letter]c[illegible: 1 letter]ples: ſo the word ſignifi[illegible: 1 letter]s. He was a fooliſh man that ſaid,E[illegible: 2 letters]ip. [non-Latin text not transcribed], I love not to have a woman wile, A prude [illegible: 1 letter] wiſe is of the Lord. Such an one was Abigail, and Aſpaſia, Mil ſia the wiſe of Cyrus, who was ſaid to be [non-Latin text not transcribed], Fair and wiſe withall.Aelian la[illegible: 2 letters] 1.
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