Nature a Parable a Poem in Seven Books
Nature a Parable a Poem in Seven Books
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Different trees have been assigned : I have taken the ' planes, ' that the ear may not be offended by a change from the authorized ■version. The origin of the Chaldee version is probably this, that the trees spoken of grew in plain countries : hence they para- phrase rather than translate. The reflections upon Solomon's history of trees were, I think, suggested by the Chaldee Para- ])hrast, who renders 1 Kings iv. 33, "and lie prophesied concerning the kings of the house of David, that were to ...rule in this world, and in the future world of the Messiah, and he prophesied con- cerning beasts and birds, and concerning reptiles, and concerning fishes. " The hyssop is so explamed of Christ's humiliation, and its cleansing powers by St. Cyi'il de Ador. P. 601 ; by St. Austin in Ps. 1. § 12 ; and in St. Barnabas, ch. Viii. , where Cotelerius gives a number of references.
Note 9. P. 216.
St. Bas. Hex. V. 9 : 'Aft'^i^XXov Si 6 ^oii'ig, rtp avT
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Different trees have been assigned : I have taken the ' planes, ' that the ear may not be offended by a change from the authorized ■version. The origin of the Chaldee version is probably this, that the trees spoken of grew in plain countries : hence they para- phrase rather than translate. The reflections upon Solomon's history of trees were, I think, suggested by the Chaldee Para- ])hrast, who renders 1 Kings iv. 33, "and lie prophesied concerning the kings of the house of David, that were to ...rule in this world, and in the future world of the Messiah, and he prophesied con- cerning beasts and birds, and concerning reptiles, and concerning fishes. " The hyssop is so explamed of Christ's humiliation, and its cleansing powers by St. Cyi'il de Ador. P. 601 ; by St. Austin in Ps. 1. § 12 ; and in St. Barnabas, ch. Viii. , where Cotelerius gives a number of references.
Note 9. P. 216.
St. Bas. Hex. V. 9 : 'Aft'^i^XXov Si 6 ^oii'ig, rtp avT
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