George Leo Haydock

God. Protestants, “ If God will not withdraw his anger, the proud helpers do stoop under him.” Septuagint, “For he is not turned aside by wrath;” (or Roman edition) “God, whose anger cannot be averted,” (Haydock) unless we repent: (Calmet) “under him the whales below heaven bend.” (Haydock) — Perhaps they may have had some notions, like the Rabbins, respecting Leviathan; and St. Jerome may have alluded to the fable of the giants placed under mountains; (Virgil, Æneid iii., and ix.; Calmet) or to Atalas propping the skies. (Haydock) — World. Great heroes, (Calmet) Kings, (Pineda) angels, (Menochius) who move the spheres, (Worthington) or devils, Ephesians vi. 12. (Cajetan)