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32. But whoso committeth adul∣tery with a wo∣man, lacketh un∣derstanding: he that doeth it, de∣stroyeth his own soul.
32. But the Adulterer robs a Man of his Wife, without any such necessity,
there being other and honest ways to satisfy his desires: and therefore hath no excuse, but must be lookt upon as a stupid Fool void of common understanding; and when he is found out be punished not merely in his estate, but with the loss of his life. XX. Le∣vit. 10.