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 1     I| conscience and the odour of good renown. And this is signified by
 2     I|      conscience and also is good renown. Whereof the apostle to
 3     I|          place of. renommee. n.. renown. ~sieges, n., seats or thrones.
 4    II|       heard of the good fame and renown of S. Agatha or Agaas, which
 5    II|       fair brethren, men of good renown among you, that be replenished
 6    II|        sith after, for the great renown of his holy life, when he
 7   III|  appeared when he was slain. The renown thereof came into the city
 8   III|           reached. ~renomee, n., renown. ~repeased, v., reassured.~
 9    IV|        people. And when his good renown grew, he was made canon
10     V|       not wise, and the fame and renown of him spread over all.
11     V|     miracles showed thereby. The renown and fame thereof came to
12     V|       Charles heard speak of the renown of him, and impetred that
13     V|       refreshment.~renoinee, n., renown.~rogneth, v.. to eat away.~
14   VII|          that heard the fame and renown of him, and came to him
15   VII|        built or set up.~renomee, renown.~sacred, v. tr., consecrated.~