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or NONLATINALPHABET, which is the surrogation of the singular number for the plural, (a figure very frequent thorowout the whole booke of God) yet, considering that in the clause next ensuing, (viz. Viscera impiorum crudelia; the bowels of the wicked are cruell ) the opposite word to Iustus, a righteous man, is not Impius, a wicked man, but Impij, wicked men; I doubt not, |
or, which is the surrogation of the singular number for the plural, (a figure very frequent throughout the Whole book of God) yet, considering that in the clause next ensuing, (viz. Viscera Impious crudelia; the bowels of the wicked Are cruel) the opposite word to Justus, a righteous man, is not Impius, a wicked man, but Impij, wicked men; I doubt not, |
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