John Trapp on Titus 3:8
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Titus3:8
Verſe 8. That thou affirm constantly] Be well ſetled in it thy ſelf, and avouch and averre it confidently to others: being ready to make it good, if queſtioned.
Be carefull] Bend their wits, and beat their brains. [non-Latin text not transcribed].
To maintain good [illegible: 1 letter]orks] To exceed and excell others in their honeſt functions and faculties: [non-Latin text not transcribed] Plutarch. to be their craſeſ-maſters, to bear away the bell from all that are of the ſame trade or profeſſion. This was Tully's ſtudy to be beſt at any thing he ever undertook: ſhould it not then be a believers?
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