15. small cords--likely some of the rushes spread for bedding, and
when twisted used to tie up the cattle there collected. "Not by this
slender whip but by divine majesty was the ejection accomplished, the
whip being but a sign of the scourge of divine anger" [GROTIUS].
poured out . . . overthrew--thus expressing the mingled indignation
and authority of the impulse.
JFB.
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