You have covered with anger and pursued us; you have killed, you have not pitied.
(196) To “cover” is the idea given to the verb by the Sept. , the Vulg, the Syr. , and the Targ. ; but Blayney and some others take it in the sense of fencing in, enclosing, in allusion to the practice of hunters; and the next verb, which means to pursue, to chase, favors this meaning, — 