Well treated. Or affected. (Worthington) Bene patientes, eupathountes, "flourishing "(Grotius) tranquil, (St. Augustine) or in a prosperous condition. (Berthier) Erasmus, to show the utility of consulting the originals, informs us, what a multiplicity of authors he consulted in vain, to know the import of this word. (Amama) "They shall be fat and covered with leaves "(St. Jerome) alluding to the aforesaid comparison.

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