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|Note text=These words are spelled very similarly with different meanings, so this is likely a transcription error. Interestingly, both make contextual and grammatical sense in the sentence. 'Malorum' means ''bad, evil'' while 'multorum' means ''many''. They both agree with 'peccatorum'- either ''the many sins of men'' or ''the evil sins of men''.
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