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Selah. Wee reade this word onely in the Psalmes, and thrice in Habakkuk. Some give it summè, or planè: the Chalde Paraphrase, iugiter, perpetuo. The Greeks expresse it by NONLATINALPHABET, which seemeth to be that which we call a change of the mood. |
Selac. we read this word only in the Psalms, and thrice in Habakkuk. some give it summè, or planè: the Chaldea paraphrase, Jugiter, perpetuo. The Greeks express it by, which seems to be that which we call a change of the mood. |
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Note 2 |
Or as chrys•st. p•oem. in Psal, thinketh, an ant•phony. |
Or as chrys•st. p•oem. in Psalm, Thinketh, an ant•phony. |
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