It nevertheless brought Homer to prominence among Renaissance humanists, who brought forth other, better Latin renderings.
The term first rose to prominence among political demographers and marketers in the 2010 midterm elections.
Once again, it is chasing prominence among athletes and spectators at a time when American football is confronting its own image problems.
Recently, another, perhaps more troubling, reason for the relatively muted response to higher energy costs has gained prominence among large consumers of natural gas: demand destruction.
But as undercover marketing grows in prominence among the more mainstream ad firms and sponsors, consumer advocates are agitating for an investigation.
Howard Dean's prominence among the nine Democrats running for president is largely attributable to his campaign's early embrace of the Internet for organizing supporters and raising money.
None of which should be seen as a reflection of Mr. Jordan's prowess, or his prominence among a certain adventurous subspecies of jazz fan.
Bell's scepticism suited the intellectual mood of the 1950s, and he enjoyed prominence among influential sociologists and social critics including David Riesman, Irving Howe and Nathan Glazer.
Fuelling the controversy are the writings of a fringe historian, PN Oak, whose works were dismissed for decades but are enjoying new prominence among Hindu hardliners.
The gladiatorial side of the art world is usually kept under wraps, in the jockeying for prominence among artists, gallery owners and curators.
Despite his prominence among the Jacobins, the genial, epicurean Hérault was out of place among the determined men who dominated the Committee.
