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 1     I|         his Bulloigners of noble fame,~His brother gave him all
 2     I|         woes, and harms.~ ~ XLVI~Fame tells, that on that ever-blessed
 3     I|           but first in worth and fame,~Unfeared in fight, untired
 4     I|      hears,~That soundeth glory, fame, praise in his ears.~ ~
 5     I|      brazen trump of iron-winged fame,~That mingleth faithful
 6     I|        rage renewed hath,~Though fame before, if he be moved to
 7    II|          name Clorinda hight,~My fame perchance has pierced your
 8    II|           that recordeth not~Thy fame, thine honor, worth, renown,
 9    II|        is, where heaped lies~Thy fame, worth, justice, wisdom,
10    IV|     known to all is thy immortal fame,~The earth, thy worth, thy
11    IV|          we that venture all for fame and praise,~That to no charge
12     V|  spreading wings of thy immortal fame;~I will procure it, if thou
13     V|         high~To honor, conquest, fame and victory."~ ~ XCII~Their
14    VI|       resort of men of worth and fame,~Or else in woods and mountains
15   VII|          that sought to purchase fame~In so great peril, fear
16   VII|        was when all the lords of fame~And Germain princes great
17  VIII|        never act he did deserved fame;~Besides, the news and tidings
18  VIII|         he served, and purchased fame.~ ~ LIX~He closed his eyes
19  VIII|          ruler's laws.~ ~ LXXXIV~Fame as a winged warrior they
20    IX|      none,~Nor victory deserving fame or praise,~Godfrey meanwhile
21    IX|     worthy end, fit for a man of fame,~That dying, slew; and conquered,
22     X|         arms had whilom so great fame.~ ~ XXXI~"This passage made
23    XI|        hide,~A mountain known by fame the world throughout,~Which
24    XI|         valiant knight or man of fame,~For that proud shootress
25   XII|         Which thirsted still for fame and warlike praise,~Argantes
26   XII|         which so far extend?~Let fame your praises sound through
27   XII|        Enrol their praise, their fame, their worth and glory.~ ~
28   XII|     hateful charge,~But tattling fame the sorrows of the knight~
29  XIII|          look on man of worth or fame,~His pride late great, now
30   XIV|        empire searcheth and dumb fame,~And scorns heaven's bliss,
31   XIV|          outspreads,~Oh, let his fame and praise spread far and
32   XIV|         sceptre hold,~For public fame said that Bertoldo's heir~
33   XIV|        glory, praise, renown and fame,~That men's proud harts
34    XV| concealed lies,~That scant swift fame her looks shall after bring,~
35    XV|          you see,~Of which great fame, and little truth, you hear,~
36    XV|      they be,~Yet not so rich as fame reports they were."~This
37   XVI|        all that Christ adore and fame have won,~In battle strong,
38   XVI|        world ypend,~Let both the fame and shame thereof now die,~
39  XVII|          of burning heat, unless fame lie,~Where incense pure
40  XVII|         thine eyes,~And purchase fame by deeds well done and wrought;~
41  XVII|       this true course of honor, fame and praise:~Up, up, thyself
42  XVII|     Aurelius, to his everlasting fame,~Preserved in peace the
43  XVII|         And there his praise and fame was spread so wide,~That
44  XVII|        children lay~That they in fame shall pass, in praise o'
45  XVII|         poor, and bare of men of fame,~Better than he none shall,
46  XVII|        out,~Meanwhile had speedy fame the tidings borne~That to
47   XIX|          open day.~ ~ CXXXI~"The fame of our great conquests to
48    XX|          s sting,~Your lives, my fame, Christ's faith defend and
49    XX|       person would they purchase fame:~But her dear spouse and
50    XX|        died.~ ~ CI~But now swift fame her nimble wings dispread,~
51    XX|     glorious deeds to praise and fame etern~His life's short date
52    XX|         greatest glory, greatest fame:~Time was that thee of love
53    XX|  equalize thy fortune, state and fame."~ ~ CXXXVI~Thus plaineth