Chapter

 1 II     |          deeds. Oh, how great the glory of the ruler who should
 2 V      |        especially at Rome. But we glory in having our condemnation
 3 XVII   |          bodies, spirits, for the glory of His majesty; whence also
 4 XXXIII | exultation, that he shines with a glory so surpassing as to require
 5 XXXVIII|          ardour in the pursuit of glory and honour is dead, we have
 6 XXXIX  |           parasites aspire to the glory of satisfying their licentious
 7 XLVI   |    deprave, caring for nought but glory, Christians both intensely
 8 XLVII  |     ambitious, as I have said, of glory and eloquence alone, if
 9 XLIX   |          in which some of you too glory, not scrupling to gain the
10 L      |          because he reaps from it glory and spoil. It is our battle
11 L      |      victory of ours gives us the glory of pleasing God, and the
12 L      |         of virtue in the cause of glory and of fame. Mucius of his
13 L      |         death, have bargained for glory. Nay, see how even torture
14 L      |       which the young men shed. O glory legitimate, because it is