Book, Chapter

1    I, 9 |   vanquisher of modesty and fame; or he who cleanses a stable
2    I, 10|  leave to contribute to his fame, except the memory of his
3    I, 15|   the exalting to heaven by fame and goodwill men who were
4    I, 15| worthy of being extolled by fame to the heaven, the same
5  III, 20|   unbecoming, they gain the fame of eloquence and the glory
6   IV, 11|     which have not heard my fame; and they shall declare
7  VII, 11|  frail, but eternal, as the fame of virtue, as the remembrance
8  VII, 24|   their own sight. And when fame had gradually spread abroad
9  VII, 26|  princes, whom nevertheless fame reckons among the good.