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1 result for NOBLEST from Modern Era puzzles:

Date	Grid	Clue	Author
Thu Apr 10, 2003	4D	Superlatively sublime	Chuck Menning and Mitch Komro

9 results for NOBLEST from pre-Shortz puzzles:

Date	Grid	Clue	Author	Editor
Sat Sep 19, 1992	56A	Antony's adjective for Brutus	Eugene T. Maleska	Maleska
Thu Feb 27, 1992	34D	Shakespeare's adjective for Brutus	Jeff Herrington	Maleska
Sun Oct 18, 1987	75D	"This was the ___ Roman ... ": Shak.	Alfio Micci	Maleska
Mon Apr 12, 1971	30A	"The ___ Roman ... "	Unknown	Weng
Fri Jul 1, 1966	23A	"The ___ Roman of them all."	Unknown	Farrar
Sat Nov 23, 1957	21D	Most illustrious.	Unknown	Farrar
Sat Dec 19, 1953	43D	Brutus, the "___ Roman of them all."	Eugene Maleska	Farrar
Fri Apr 4, 1952	45D	Brutus, "the ___ Roman of them all."	Unknown	Farrar
Sun Sep 24, 1950	111D	"This was the ___ Roman of them all."	Thomas Meekin	Farrar

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