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 1   2, 73  |       instance, if a man is a notorious fornicator, the result is
 2   2, 73  |       the great are much more notorious and men are wont to bear
 3   2, 65  |      guilt (as in the case of notorious ~criminals), and is convicted
 4   2, 65  |   when the crime committed is notorious." In a ~case of denunciation,
 5   2, 68  |  Church, unless ~he were very notorious and manifest, so that a
 6   3, 80  |       are ~secret; others are notorious, either from evidence of
 7   3, 80  |   given to dogs, that is, to ~notorious sinners: whereas hidden
 8   3, 82  |     understood of ~one who is notorious, either from being convicted
 9   3, 89  |     or in some other way made notorious, those who are guilty of ~
10 Suppl, 28| divulge anyone's sin, however notorious it may be. Now a sin is
11 Suppl, 36|    cast aside the ~sinful and notorious woman from rendering Him