Part, Question

 1   2, 102 |         delivered from sin and infamy. Therefore it seems inconsistent
 2   2, 68  |    those who are branded with ~infamy. Now a penalty must not
 3   2, 96  |        to the Law a man incurs infamy through ~committing perjury (
 4   2, 96  |        Now it would seem that ~infamy is not incurred through
 5   2, 96  |    reason why the law attaches infamy rather to one who breaks ~
 6   2, 98  |    other ~punishments, namely, infamy and deposition, if they
 7   2, 98  |  punished by being marked with infamy. Moreover, he is bound to ~
 8   3, 64  |  Christ, words polluted by his infamy, I ~will not call them prayers,
 9   3, 80  |       scandal or on account of infamy to anyone. But (Mt. 7:6) ~
10   3, 80  | account of avoiding scandal or infamy ~should this sacrament be
11   3, 80  |       evil if the sinner incur infamy; or if an unconsecrated ~
12   3, 80  |        of Christ be exposed to infamy, or that ~an unconsecrated
13   3, 80  |        ought rather to prefer ~infamy than approach the Lord's
14   3, 82  |       curse, and is reputed an infamy and a ~blasphemy, and not
15 Suppl, 36|  Christ, words polluted by his infamy, I will not call them prayers,