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and namely of such as vsed to interprete the Prophet Esay. Thirdly, and especially cōsider, that he affirmeth Rome in the Apocalips, to be specially called Babilon. So that Babylon in the Apocalips, by his iudgement, cannot be vnderstood for nothing els but Rome, because Rome is there specially figured by Babylon. What meaneth Hierome so often to beate in this naile, that Babylon is Rome ? If it had slipped out of his pen but once, he myght haue bene pardoned for his ouersight: |
and namely of such as used to interpret the Prophet Isaiah. Thirdly, and especially Consider, that he Affirmeth Room in the Apocalypse, to be specially called Babylon. So that Babylon in the Apocalypse, by his judgement, cannot be understood for nothing Else but Room, Because Room is there specially figured by Babylon. What means Jerome so often to beat in this nail, that Babylon is Rome? If it had slipped out of his pen but once, he might have be pardoned for his oversight: |
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