Even bad men may be honoured. It is better then to become worthy of honour than to be honoured. Therefore honour is not the highest good of man. Hence it appears that neither does man's chief good consist in glory, or celebrity of fame. So then men wish for notoriety, attended with praise and a certain brilliance, that they may be honoured by those to whom they become known.
Glory then is sought for the sake of honour.
If then honour is not the highest good, much less is glory.