Part, Question

1   1, 29 |     objective meaning. For as famous men were represented in ~
2   2, 2  |    him who is looked upon as ~famous. Hence it follows that fame
3   2, 104| although ~the latter are more famous in the eyes of men.~Aquin.:
4   2, 30 |      fame, the more he became famous": and thus it is with spiritual ~
5   2, 115|  bounty above all makes a man famous": ~and the Philosopher says (
6   2, 115|       same reason he ~becomes famous.~
7   2, 184|     xlviii ad ~Paulin.): "The famous Theban, Crates, once a very