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1 [Title]|  learning and discipline, as to honour and admire those that excelled
2 6      |       very near denying him the honour of a triumph. Nor was the
3 6      |      from two men of very great honour, Cornelius Cethegus and
4 11     | character whose passion was for honour, one day when Bantius saluted
5 23     |        captains custom gave the honour of the unmilitary and festive
6 23     |    language, thinking that this honour, also, must have some connection
7 29     |       of his Sicilian spoils to Honour and Virtue, was objected
8 33     |       progeny continued in high honour even down to Marcellus,
9 33     |    dedicated the library to his honour and memory, and Caesar the