Thomas Aquinas

Second, he sets out the vainglory of Ezechias himself, which he derived from this, setting out the joy of vainglory: Ezechias rejoiced; against this is what is said in Job 31:25: if I have rejoiced over my great riches; and the manifestation of vainglory in his works, in the exhibition of his riches: and he showed them the storehouses of his aromatical spices, which are called fragrant species, either the place where kings were buried, or the lower part of the house of the forest, which was of alabaster, where things of this kind …

Commentary on Isaiah ↗