Stone. Pineda understands this of the whale's heart. Others suppose that it alludes to its cruel and fearless temper. (Menochius) The Arabs call a valiant man, "heart of stone. "(Calmet) Smiths. Protestants, "as a piece of the nether millstone "(Haydock) which must be larger and more compact than that which is above. (Calmet) Septuagint, "He hath stood immoveable as an anvil. "(Haydock)

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