Cain cruentus, unitatis invidus, mundi colonus, immolator squalidus, cuius litamen sordet et terram sapit, terram caduci corporis, venam putrem, umore denso conglobatam et pulvere, natura cuius fraude floret fertili fecunda fundens noxiorum crimina, animaeque vitam labe carnis enecat.
He is a bloody Cain, one that hates unity, a cultivator of the world, who comes to sacrifice all befouled; his offering is unclean and savours of the earth, the earth of the mortal body, corrupt flesh lumped together of thick water and dust, whose nature it is to bloom richly with wickedness, pouring out prolific crops of sin in guilty men, and with the foulness of the flesh to kill the life of the soul.
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