A Commentary on the Psalms from Primitive and Mediæval Writers, Volume 2: Psalm 39 to Psalm 80 (Biblia.com)

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Volume two of the Commentary on the Psalms from Primitive and Mediæval Writers covers Psalms 39–80. In addition to verse-by-verse commentary, each Psalm includes an introduction and various thoughts from the writings of the Church Fathers. A dissertation, “Chronology and Authorship of the Psalms,” explores the “original” order of the Psalms and discusses the many problems of trying to discern...

[The usual mediæval interpretation is more ingenious. Hildebert thus writes: Bersabee Lex est; Rex David,* Christus; Urias, Judæus;—regi nuda puella placet. Nuda placet Christo Lex non vestita figuris; Aufert Judæis hanc, sociatque sibi. Vir non vult intrare domum, nec spiritualem Intellectum plebs Israel ingreditur. Scripta gerit, per scripta perit deceptus Urias; Sic et Judæus scripta sequendo perit.] This Psalm is divided into five clauses. The first is the satisfaction of most perfect humility

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