George Leo Haydock

Rage. Hebrew, “poison,” (Haydock) or “venom;” (Chaldean; Menochius) as it was customary to use poisoned arrows. (Calmet) — Septuagint, “When I begin to speak, they pierce me. For what! Does the wild ass continually bray, except when he is in quest of food?” (Haydock) — It is easy for those to be silent who suffer nothing. The wild asses were so common in those parts, (Calmet) that Herod sometimes slew 40 in a hunt. (Josephus, Jewish Wars i. 16.) — Many fabulous accounts have been given of them. Some are still found in Ethiopia resembling a mule, except in the ears, and beautifully striped with grey, black, and reddish colours. (Bernier)