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 1   1,  Int |       rather this elevation and glory of thought, which draws
 2   1,  1   |      these most often bring the glory of immortal splendour.~CIC.
 3   1,  3   |        of justice, of truth, of glory, and by the fire of desire
 4   1,  3   |    itself, and receives all the glory which it is able in that
 5   2,  1   |          brings with it greater glory and majesty, with more care,
 6   2,  1   |    Orcus, so that naught is the glory of him who extols and of
 7   2,  1   |          if he had had no other glory than a soul inclined to
 8   2,  1   |      are these: "If the love of glory is dear to thy breast, these
 9   2,  1   |       rather than adding to the glory of them; so that the best
10   2,  2   |       to~ ./. the elevation and glory of him who aims, and of
11   2,  3(1)|      its seeming effulgence and glory, is merely a mass of shadows,
12   2,  5   | gracious sorceress,~If zeal for glory chance to move thy heart,~
13   2,  5   |         much to exhibit her own glory as to succour those unhappy