After Strabo's death, young Pompey, who had served under him and inherited his dubiously won wealth, was protected by Cinna's government against his father's enemies.
In fact, they thrive on separation from source and have their own substitute system entirely preoccupied with winning, wealth, security, and fame.
Popular culture typically defines success as winning, wealth, status, physical appearance, and popularity -- the more money and power you have and the more attractive and popular you are, the more successful you would be.
The supreme master that he could be when sketching then gave way to a skilled craftsman producing the conventional images guaranteed to win him wealth and high position.
While such corporate combinations can win enormous wealth for executives, they don't always create jobs, and they sometimes even cut them.
But unlike some Russian oil tycoons who have won both wealth and notoriety, his was not a household name.
In the report, entitled Working For The Few (summary here), Oxfam warned that the fight against poverty cannot be won until wealth inequality has been tackled.
"Do you really want to be the total celebrity C.E.O., or just the parts about winning and wealth?" Ms. Nash asks, in classic rhetorical fashion.
While there was talk of transferring the show to Broadway, too many theater producers were skeptical that the play - about a poetry professor reflecting on her life, relationships and own humanity as she lay dying - would prove to be a commercial success, despite its winning a wealth of theater awards.
In the latter part of the 15th Century, the Spanish and Portuguese engaged in a bitter race for trading dominance by cutting off the Venetians from the trading routes and establishing a sea route to India – with da Gama being the first to land in India in 1498, winning great wealth for the Portuguese crown as a result.
