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"To artificially advertise oneself and thus enjoy a so-called reputation is a kind of conceit"
Srimad-Bhagavatam
SB Canto 4
To artificially advertise oneself and thus enjoy a so-called reputation is a kind of conceit.
SB 4.16.26, Translation and Purport: In this way when the chivalrous activities of King Pṛthu come to be known to the people in general, King Pṛthu will always hear about himself and his uniquely powerful activities.
To artificially advertise oneself and thus enjoy a so-called reputation is a kind of conceit. Pṛthu Mahārāja was famous amongst the people because of his chivalrous activities. He did not have to advertise himself artificially. One's factual reputation cannot be covered.