Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1   II,  7, 1|    rather an aspirant after vainglory, than one who honours those
2   II,  7, 2|      Alas for the honour of vainglory which at once passes away,
3   II, 11, 2| persevere in that system of vainglory which has taken possession
4   II, 28, 9|    not (arraying himself in vainglory) boast that he has acquired
5  III,  3, 2|   an evil self-pleasing, by vainglory, or by blindness and perverse
6   IV, 26, 2|   for the sake of lucre and vainglory. For all these have fallen
7   IV, 33, 6|  but either for the sake of vainglory, or with a view to some
8    V, 30, 1|  those who, for the sake of vainglory, lay it down for certain