I don't think it's a question, but a statement. Apparently said by Socrates, my interpretation of it is that 'fame is a by-product of having done something great!' ie by having won a war or made a significant scientifc breakthrough for example, you might become famous. The substance would be in your 'heroic deed', and fame would be your 'perfume', an 'added extra' (for want of a better term), which seems to be in contrast to many contemporary 'famous' people, as something as trivial and irrelevant as appearing on tv might earn you fame.
Heroic Deed Among the Ice was created in 1928.
The word is a heroic "deed."
heroic, brave, valiant, courageous,
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sacagaweas evidence of heroic deed
Yes. "FAME"
make pie for the other force
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accomplishes a heroic deed, facing a worthy opponent in mortal combat.
Hazaña is a Spanish word meaning is a great or heroic deed. Other definitions are feat, deed and exploit. A hazana means a great achievement. In Arabic, Hoznaa (حزنا) means "grief".
accomplishes a heroic deed, facing a worthy opponent in mortal combat.
She designed the little black dress and the Chanel #5 perfume.