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whereas the day of our life may haue a morning, and no noone, or a noone and no after-noone. The Sunne (as the Prophet speaketh in another sense) may set with vs at noone day. We may be suddenly snatcht away in the flower of our youth, in the prime of our age, in the height of our health, in the chiefe of our strength. Yea, the Sunne may set with vs, |
whereas the day of our life may have a morning, and no noon, or a noon and no afternoon. The Sun (as the Prophet speaks in Another sense) may Set with us At noon day. We may be suddenly snatched away in the flower of our youth, in the prime of our age, in the height of our health, in the chief of our strength. Yea, the Sun may Set with us, |
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Note 2 |
Psal. 129.6. Solstitialis velut herba solet, Oftentatus raptusque. simul. Auson. profess. Allusit ad illud Plaut. Pseud. 1.1. Quasi solstitialis herba paulisper fui; Repente exortus sum, repentino occidi. Et ad illud Virg. Aen. 6. Ostendent terris hunc tantum fata, nec vltra Esse sinent. |
Psalm 129.6. Solstitial velut herba Solent, Oftentatus raptusque. simul. Ausonius. profess. Allusit ad illud Plautus. Pseud. 1.1. Quasi Solstitial herba Paulisper fui; repent exortus sum, repentino occidi. Et ad illud Virg Aen. 6. Ostendent terris hunc Tantum fata, nec vltra Esse sinent. |
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