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Harun-al-Rashid murders the Barmecides, a powerful Persian family of high renown.
2
Not all the magic of our high renown-
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But this woman was inclined to love Hakon, chiefly for the high renown of his great deeds.
4
There was a gentleman of Mont-de-Marsan, Dominique de Gourgues, a soldier of ancient birth and high renown.
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The brilliance of his intellect, and his high renown, caused him to be approached with emotions of awe.
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No wreath for poet's high renown.
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From thy fields of high renown?
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The conduct of Sir A. Campbell advanced his character for enterprise and prudence, as well as military talent, to high renown.
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They belong to the Round Table, and have done so of long time; both are of the king's court, and knights of high renown.
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King Etzel answered, If she was that knight's wife, the noble prince was of so high renown, that I may not scorn his queen.
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All of high renown;
12
Philosophers abounded in this age, and one at least, Plutarch, has attained the highest renown.
13
Sophocles and Euripides were men of rank in Athens when Athens was in its highest renown.
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He died, however, at the zenith of his glory and in the enjoyment of the highest renown.
15
There arrived in Rome a surgeon of the highest renown, who was called Maestro Giacomo da Carpi.
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'AHAI, of Sabha, an 8th-century Talmudist of high renown.
