Latin {¶12}Cantic. vi. 8. — …ligi datas. Idem patet ex 1 Reg. i. 4. rex non cognovit eam. Cantic. vi. 8. octoginta concubinæ, puellæque innumeræ. Quamquam sane dici potuit uxores domini dedisse Deus, non easdem nece…
English (Sumner, 1825) {¶12}Cantic. vi. 8. — …This appears also from 1 Kings i. 4. the king knew her not. Cantic. vi. 8. there are fourscore concubines, and virgins without number. At the same time, it might be said with perfect pr…
Latin {¶13}Cantic. vi. 8, 9, 10. — …declarare ex amatoriis pellicum cantilenis honestum fuit? Sic Cantic. vi. 8, 9, 10. reginarum et concubinarum honorifica sane facta est mentio: hæque omnes dignæ visæ sunt quæ sponsam celeb…
English (Sumner, 1825) {¶13}Cantic. vi. 8—10. — …kind as God in the amatory songs of adulteresses? Thus also in Cantic. vi. 8—10. the queens and concubines are evidently mentioned with honour, and are all without distinction considered wor…
Latin {¶15}Cantic. viii. 6. — …rov. vi. 34. nam zelotypia inest æstus viri—. Cantic. viii. 6. durus ut sepulchrum zelus—. Adulterium etiam divina sententia capitale fuit ante legem Mosaicam latam. Gen.…
English (Sumner, 1825) {¶14–15}Cantic. viii. 6. — …umb. v. 12, &c. Prov. vi. 34. jealousy is the rage of a man. Cantic. viii. 6. jealousy is cruel as the grave. Even before the promulgation of the law, adultery was made capital by divine…