They are laid in hell like sheep: death shall feed upon them. And the just shall have dominion over them in the morning; and their help shall decay in hell from their glory.
George Leo Haydock
In the morning. That is, in the resurrection to a new life; when the just shall judge and condemn the wicked. — From their glory. That is, when their short-lived glory in this world shall be past, and be no more. (Challoner) — Sic transit gloria mundi. (Haydock) — Then the world shall be turned upside down. (Calmet) — The just shall have their day, (Menochius) when the beautiful palaces of the wicked shall be exchanged for darkness, and horrible torments. (Haydock) — “Their bodies shall grow old in hell, because they have stretched out their hand, and destroyed the habitation of the house of his majesty.” (Targum) — Their figure shall be destroyed in hell, after his dwelling. (St. Jerome) — They can rescue themselves no more than sheep. Those whom they oppressed shall be their judges. All friends will forsake them. (Worthington) — Crowds shall be confined to those mansions, where the fire is not extinguished. (Menochius)
Imported from an open dataset — not yet checked against the printed edition.