Not proud. [6] The Greek word is of an extensive signification, which the Protestants have translated self-willed. The Latin interpreter (2 Peter ii. 10.) for the same Greek word has put, pleasing themselves; as it were never pleased with others, the unhappy disposition of a proud man. (Witham)

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Non superbum. St. Jerome says, non tumidum, Greek: me authade. See Cornelius a Lapide and Legh's Critica. (2 Peter ii. 10.)

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