John Trapp on Romans 1:24
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Romans1:24
Verſe 24. Ariſt. Etb.l 7. c. 3, 4. Gave them up to uncleanneſſe] Ariſtotle confeſſeth the diſability of morall knowledge to rectifie the intemperance of nature; and made it good in his practice: for he uſed a common ſtrumpet to ſatisfie his luſt. Socrates is ſaid to have had his Catamite,Iavenal. Inter Socratices, &c.
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