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John Trapp on Proverbs 7:13

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Proverbs7:13

Verſ. 13. So ſhee caught him and kiſſed him] Strange impudency in this ſtrange woman, who hath not her name for nought. Potiphars wife was ſuch a beaſt: ſo was Meſſalina the Empreſs, wife to Claudius, Joane Queen of Naples, and other prodigious ſtrumpets, of the kind of thoſe whom they call Borboritae. Wee have heard (ſaith a grave Divine) of Virgins,D. Hall. which at firſt ſeemed modeſt, bluſhing at the motions of an honeſt love; who being once corrupt and debauched, have grown flexible to eaſie intreaties to unchaſtity; and from thence boldly laſcivious ſo as to ſollicite others, Martin. Vivald. in candelabro. cap. de confeſ. Mercer. ſo as to proſtitute themſelves to all commers, yea, (as our Caſuiſts complain of ſome Spaniſh ſtewes) to an unnatural filthineſs.

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