John Trapp on Jude 1:8

Verſe 8. Defile the fleſh] By nocturnall pollutions, which we muſt pray againſt. The devil can faſten that filth upon the ſoul, when we ſleep, that he cannot do at another time.

Despiſe dominion] Gr. Set it at nought. [non-Latin text not transcribed] Se[illegible: 1 letter] the Note on 2 Pet. 2.10.

And speak evil of dignities] Gr. Blaspheme glories: ſo the Papiſts do familiarly thoſe Princes they count heretikes; as Henry the fourth of France, whom they called Huguenot-dog, &c. Our Edward the ſixt baſtard. Of Qu. Elizabeth they reported in print ſome years after her death, That ſhe died without ſenſe or feeling of Gods mercies.