John Trapp on Jude 1:7

Verſe 7. Giving themſelves over] In ſcortationem effuſae, Weatying and wearing themſelves out with that beaſtly ſin; [non-Latin text not transcribed] babet. [non-Latin text not transcribed] A[illegible: 1 letter]ben. l. 13 as did Proculus Meſſalina and Lais, who died in the act of uncleannefle. The word here uſed ſignifies, ſaith Arctius, Scortationi immori, & contabeſcere illius d[illegible: 1 letter]ſiderio.

And going after ſtrange fleſh] See the Note on Gen. 19.5.

Are ſet forth] Gr. Are thrown forth. [non-Latin text not transcribed]

For an example] Herodotus ſaith the like of the deſtruction of Troy, that the tuines and rubbiſh thereof are ſet forth for an example of this rule, that God greatly puniſheth great offences.