rinth, a place celebrated for its wealth, and in which rich men were collected from every part of the world to expend their property with loose women. Hence the proverb, said in reference to those who had not riches to dissipate in debaucheriesου παντος ανδρος es Κορινθον εσθ' ὁ πλους : it is not every man that can sail to Corinth. The circumstance, that many men flocked from all parts to purchase beautiful women, and to carry them away, either by force, or money, must appear to give much priety to this precept of our apostle.

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F. is of opinion that in 1 Cor. xi. 10. we should read avgas for ayyéλous; but his style is not sufficiently classical.

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