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 1    II|      resplendour of your good renomee might be thereby impaired.
 2   III|      her honour for her great renomee, but she that was founded
 3   III|    and for his noble and good renomee the pope made him cardinal
 4   III|    was dead, and for the good renomee of this holy man S. Benet,
 5   III|   which their honour and good renomee might be lessed or hurt.
 6   III|      odour of heaven by great renomee smelling, savour by contemplation
 7   III|   court he heard the fame and renomee of the miracles of our Lord
 8   III|      heard speak of the great renomee of this holy saint, and
 9   III|         raught, v., reached. ~renomee, n., renown. ~repeased,
10    IV|     and sight. And hereof the renomee and fame went from the east
11    IV|       great king, of whom the renomee generally was that he was
12    IV|    honourable by opinion, and renomee after Maximin and Ambrose,
13     V|    bishop of Hippo, heard his renomee and fame, he ordained him
14     V| country heard of the fame and renomee of Cyprian and Justina,
15     V|       when Lysias heard their renomee he made them to be called
16     V|  wicked men more than by good renomee, and I would that the company
17     V|    his blessed saint, and the renomee of it shone over all, and
18     V|    was of much great and good renomee unto all the people, and
19    VI|      was no grudging. And the renomee and fame of this holy king
20    VI|      beauty, and her fame and renomee was borne all about. And
21    VI|      to his empire, heard the renomee of her, and said that he
22    VI|      and by the odour of good renomee. Or Leonard may be said
23    VI|       delivered. And when the renomee of his holiness grew and
24    VI|    soon as S. Clare heard the renomee of S. Francis, it was spread
25   VII|   This king, because he loved renomee and would have his name
26   VII|       holy man in work and in renomee which with many other hermits
27   VII|     shall have great name and renomee through all the world in
28   VII|   flourished the odour of the renomee of the miracles that our
29   VII|       heard speak of the good renomee of the holy man Fiacre,
30   VII|   other. And for certain, the renomee of him grew so much, and
31   VII|      v. tr., built or set up.~renomee, renown.~sacred, v. tr.,