Two great eagles; say to the embittering house§1
1The parable of two great eagles with great wings is partly opened for us. Speak to the rebellious house — embittering, yet the text spares saying ‘embittering me.’
Latin · §1
De duabus aquilis magnis et magnarum alarum sermo divinus exponit. Die ad domum amaricantem — non addidit exacerbantem me.
Do you not know what these mean?§2
2Do you not know what these things mean? — some sense is given; some left for the hearer’s labor. Glory to Christ. Amen.
Latin · §2
Nescitis quid ista significent? Relinquit intelligendum quae dimisit intacta. Gloria Christo. Amen.