Greyhound.
This is literally 'girt in the loins,' and reads in the margin 'horse.' Proverbs 30:31. It probably refers to a girded warhorse as something that 'goes well,' and is comely or stately in its going.
Greyhound.
This is literally 'girt in the loins,' and reads in the margin 'horse.' Proverbs 30:31. It probably refers to a girded warhorse as something that 'goes well,' and is comely or stately in its going.