Book, Chapter

1    2,  61|     day. I'd rather have my reputation than riches, for my part,
2    3,  96|    name, but he bears a bad reputation, so they say, threw his
3    5, 133|    to you; my mirror and my reputation do not lie.~Farewell      (
4    5, 145| greatly cast down, but) his reputation for enormous wealth dulled
5    5, 153| with an apple and ruin your reputation."~"This were gracious to
6    5, 154|     sure road to wealth and reputation. A master of that sublime
7    6     |     the poetess merited her reputation. It has been translated
8    6     |    happiness of lovers, the reputation of women, the legitimacy