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1 VII |       for his security and his glory; as also were those emperors
2 VIII|       may gain empire, but not glory. Still, if the courage of
3 XIV |     how that imitation was his glory, and how in chastity, affability,
4 XVII| destroyed in time the fame and glory of Scipio; but, he being
5 XVII|         but contributed to his glory.~Returning to the question
6 XXI |      he has risen, by fame and glory, from being an insignificant
7 XXIV|       Thus it will be a double glory to him to have established
8 XXV |        has before him, namely, glory and riches, to get there
9 XXVI|    free will and that share of glory which belongs to us.~And