Psalms 38:10

Verse 10. It. Saint Augustine reads “me,” conformably to some copies of the Septuagint Arab, and so forth Calmet.—He is at a loss to explain the reason of the prophet, and suggests that this perhaps ought to be referred to the following sentence, “Because thou hast made me, remove,” and so forth Bible.—Such is the inconvenience of having incorrect copies. Amama.—The Alex. and Vat. Septuagint both have me, ( Bible.) which his omitted in Complut. Calmet.—David knew that he was scourged by divine Providence. Worthington.