Chapter

 1 2 |       alone; who (besides that glory must be sought from God,
 2 3 |    bashfulness, if contempt of glory, anxious to please God alone,
 3 7 |  covered. If" the woman is the glory of the man," how much more
 4 7 |      more the virgin, who is a glory withal to herself! If "the
 5 10|    eunuchs, should carry their glory in secret, carrying no token
 6 13|     then, do they thrust their glory out of sight abroad, but
 7 13|         as betraying a lust of glory. For glory is a thing unlawful
 8 13| betraying a lust of glory. For glory is a thing unlawful to those
 9 14|      therefore confessed that "glory" lies at the root of the
10 14|        the matter. Well, where glory is, there is solicitation;
11 14|      solicited for the sake of glory, they are forced to cover
12 15|       a shield, to protect its glory against the blows of temptations,
13 15|        of excessive praise and glory. This we sometimes interpretatively
14 16|   nothing more offensive than "glory" and the study of men-pleasing.