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O extreame filthinesse of lust; which not onely effeminateth the minde, but enfeebleth the body: not onely spotteth the soule but polluteth the person: All other sinne which a man committeth, is besides his body but the Fornicator sinneth a∣gainst his owne body. Heat and wantonnesse march before it: vncleannesse and pollution accompany it; Sorrow and re∣pentance doe alwayes follow it. Hier.