A treatise of the passions and faculties of the soul of man With the…A treatise of the passions and faculties of the soule of man With the…

Secondly there are brutish and unnatural Desires, which the Philosopher calleth [Greek or Hebrew], ferine¹ and inhumane, instancing in those barbarous Countries, where they use to eat mens flesh and raw meat; and in the Woman who •ipped up Women with child that she might eat their young ones: Unto which head I refer those which the Apostle calls [Greek or Hebrew] and [Greek or Hebrew] ▪ ²vile and dishonourable, Affections and Passions of Lust wherein forsaking the guidance of Nature, they dishonoured their bodies amongst themselves, and gave themselves over, as S. Jude speaketh unto strange flesh; also incestuous and promiscuous Lusts, going with naked and painted Bodies, as the ancient Britons offering of men and children in sacrifices, eating of the bodies of Friends that dyed, burning of the living with the dead, and other like savage and barbarous practices,³ wherein we find how far natural corruption improved with ignorance and want of Education or Religion, can embrace the Manners of Men.

Secondly there are brutish and unnaturall Desires, which the Philosopher calleth 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, ferine¹ and inhumane, instancing in those barbarous Countries, where they use to eat mens flesh and raw meat; and in the Woman who •ipped up Women with childe that shee might eat their young ones: Vnto which head I refer those which the Apostle cals 〈non-Latin alphabet〉 and 〈non-Latin alphabet〉 ▪ ²vile and dishonorable, Affections and Passions of Lust wherein forsaking the guidance of Nature, they dishonored their bodies amongst themselves, and gave themselves over, as S. Iude speaketh unto strange flesh; also incestuous and promiscuous Lusts, going with naked and painted Bodies, as the antient Britaines offering of men and children in sacrifices, eating of the bodies of Friends that dyed, burning of the living with the dead, and other like savage and barbarous practices,