Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXI  |      eloquent men, obtained the reputation of divinity." Now, in answer
 2        1, XXIX | military skill, saying that his reputation was due not to his own merits,
 3        1, XXX  |   success in surmounting by his reputation all causes that tended to
 4        1, XXX  |       to succeed in acquiring a reputation for several things at once.
 5        1, XXX  |     been admired and acquired a reputation for many things at the same
 6        1, XXX  |      prove a hindrance to their reputation; whereas to this man, besides
 7        1, LIV  |         Thy form shall be in no reputation among men, and Thy glory
 8        1, LV   |         Thy form shall be of no reputation among men;" and then, "They
 9        2, XXXII|       sprung from persons of no reputation.~
10        2, LXXVI|        who have at-rained great reputation for their wisdom have been
11        4, XVIII|          but made Himself of no reputation, and took upon Him the form
12        4, XXXI |      and never were held in any reputation or account." Now, on the
13        4, XXXI |     they were never held in any reputation or account," to be proved,
14        4, XXXII|     they were never held in any reputation or account," we say, that
15        6, XV   |          but made Himself of no reputation, and took on Him the form
16        7, LXVI |         not gods, yet, with the reputation of being wise men, render