Book, Chapter
1    2,  82|    be carried out in all my glory so all the people will wish
2    4, 123|  man! No! The power and the glory~Of Rome were brought low;
3    4, 124|      These are the wages of glory!~There lies between Naples
4    4, 126|      refuge of Saturn whose glory~Was brightened by feats
5    4, 126| trace! How can they fear my glory or see in my battles~A menace?
6    4, 127|     their~Flight! Title and glory forsaking! Now Fortune capricious~
7    5, 137| fortune smiles~I'll not thy glory shun and leave behind~Thy
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