On the same street is another club, Duc de Lombard, of similarly high renown.
Peter of Spain (thirteenth century), exact identity unknown, was the author of a standard textbook on logic, the Tractatus (Tracts),[1] which enjoyed a high renown in Europe for many centuries.
Steeped in the gaucho tradition and having the open fields of the Pampas on which to practice, a ranch hand with the necessary talent can attain high renown and modest wealth at either polo or horse racing.
He is a leader of the highest renown, a man who commands respect because he affords it.
It was his contention that the race, held far from the stomping grounds of high society, was an interloper trying to crack the orbit of renown of the established tracks in the eastern United States.
At the same time, it has long enjoyed a reputation for cutting-edge innovation in the arts, and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra has maintained a high level of international renown.
In fact, "The Frenzy of Renown" might be read, with considerable pleasure, merely as a kind of high-brow People magazine for the history buff.
She has attained that renown less through litigation — though she has done plenty of that — than through a blend of high-profile legal advocacy and public relations.
Three writers of varying levels of renown are sharing the cell as the play opens.
