charets] Of old they used charets with sithes at their sides, to mow down men in their way; there were other charets, out of which they fought, as now out of ships men use to do: but where had he horses? all the cattell of Egypt being killed, Chap. 9. 5: 6. Answ. That is to be understood, (as the plague of haile) only of those that were in the field. See Chap. 9. 5: 19. 25. Captains] called in Hebrew Salasim, or Schalaschim, which signifieth thirds, either because they were the third sort of men, next to the King, or set up over the third part of the armie, or that one of them was strong enough for three men.