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1 VII  | advocate their own passions and shameful deeds, whose forms they
2 VII  |        exiled, or, for foul and shameful unions, taking the forms
3 XI   |         he came to perceive his shameful plight, and, bemoaning himself,
4 XXVII|      and many wicked tales more shameful still, have the Greeks introduced,
5 XXX  |         it as of defilement and shameful intercourse? I am not unacquainted
6 XXXI |      they were, confessed their shameful defeat, for they bare visible
7 XXXI |       of many evil passions, of shameful names and shameful lives?
8 XXXI | passions, of shameful names and shameful lives? Woe unto you that
9 XXXII|         he strippeth him of the shameful robe of sin, and putteth