Essay

 1       14|         that hath greatness and reputation; that hath confidence with
 2       14|         them, and so divide the reputation. Generally, the dividing
 3       16|      natural piety, to laws, to reputation all which may be guides
 4       19| authority, but (the more to add reputation to themselves) from their
 5       28|        the law, or at least the reputation, amongst all neighbor states;
 6       39|       daughters, Confidence and Reputation. For those two, Felicity
 7       48|        it is so much out of his reputation. There are no worse instruments,
 8       51|        doth much add to a man’s reputation, and is (as Queen Isabella
 9       54|                    OF HONOR AND REPUTATION~The winning of honor, is
10       54|        woo and effect honor and reputation, which sort of men, are
11       54|      and servants, help much to reputation. Omnis fama a domesticis
12       55|      upholds in the client, the reputation of his counsel, and beats
13       56|         of the touch of a man’s reputation, doth multiply and sharpen