panegyric

Those panegyrics played an important role in the transmission of culture.

People who attended listen to panegyrics from the many speakers that come.

Other classic prose models had less influence on the panegyrics.

It was then that he turned to the writing of panegyrics as a means of support.

A rector and professor, he was the author of several Latin panegyrics.

Favorite topics in his poetry are love and panegyrics.

I'm positively amazed at the panegyrics with which the critics have showered him.

You may have heard her panegyrics to soybeans and sunflower seeds."

Once at the cemetery, people stood graveside and gave panegyrics in his honour.

It caused critical panegyrics that described it as pointed and poignant.

At the same time, Freud attracts excited panegyrics, and enjoys the deep loyalty of many friends.

Even Wired magazine, known for panegyrics to the new information order, is hanging digital crepe these days.

It is echoed thirty-six times in the collection, across nine or ten of the eleven late panegyrics.

Ernesti himself was active as a writer, his output included panegyrics.

A person who writes panegyrics is called a panegyrist.

The panegyrics evince a familiarity with prior handbooks of rhetoric.

His commissioned work includes poems on hunting, the love of women, and panegyrics to his patrons.

Even the best writers often could not escape composing the official panegyrics on emperors and their achievements.

Panegyrics came to form part of the vocabulary through which citizens could discuss notions of "authority".

In Roman and Merovingian times it was customary to declare panegyrics.

And you will find panegyrics to what I would call left-wing virtues (justice as equality, ecumenism, the rights of individuals).

He wrote high praise panegyrics about Joseph Stalin, but mostly concentrated on theatre.

It nearly defies description, and yet invites embarrassingly vague panegyrics, the kind critics like to think they're above.

While the court poets still compose panegyrics beyond the walls of his palace, his power is fading.

Briefly, these books are panegyrics, written for edification, and are not histories at all in the critical sense of the word.