Part, Question

 1   2, 34  |      stature, in habit, or in reputation." Therefore envy is not ~
 2   2, 34  | wishes to rival or surpass in reputation. ~But this does not apply
 3   2, 34  |       to rival or surpass ~in reputation those who are far above
 4   2, 34  |     fails through the other's reputation surpassing his, he grieves. ~
 5   2, 34  |        seems to ~belittle our reputation. Hence the Philosopher says (
 6   2, 34  |    strives to lower another's reputation, and this ~either secretly,
 7   2, 60  |       by being struck, or his reputation, as when a man ~remains
 8   2, 182 |            seven men of good ~reputation," says: "The apostles decided
 9   3, 46  |       abandoning Him; in His ~reputation, from the blasphemies hurled
10 Suppl, 68| legitimate on account ~of the reputation of the court; (2) if the