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1 I, 5 | athletic powers, together with fame, honour, good luck, and 2 I, 5 | that constitutes wealth.~Fame means being respected by 3 I, 9 | things which lead to fair fame. Again, one quality or action 4 II, 2 | those who are eager to win fame as philosophers get angry 5 II, 10| honour and the desire for fame, and the various gifts of 6 III, 1 | because poets seemed to win fame through their fine language 7 III, 7 | Panegyric, with his "name and fame" and "in that they brooked".