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1 1|    not know whence arises the glory of Caesar, Pompey, Scipio,
2 1|    lived before them acquired glory as valiant and good men:
3 1| except hard work, danger, and glory, as soon as they are sufficiently
4 1|    war as a necessity and for glory, and allow the public only
5 1|  their being deprived of much glory and happiness. As to the
6 6|    things, in addition to the glory and fame they acquired among
7 6|   difficulty with that (same) glory with which we have fought
8 7|   would have enlarged it with glory, or would have lost it without