panegyric
panegyric
subs.
P. and V. ἔπαινος, ὁ, Ar. and P. ἐγκώμιον, τό.
subs.
P. and V. ἔπαινος, ὁ, Ar. and P. ἐγκώμιον, τό.
PANEGYRIC
laudatio; upon anybody alicujus (the speech itself and the praise it contains): laus laudes; upon anybody alicujus (the praise). ☞ Elogium in this sense is not Latin nor encomium (which has no ancient authority). Panegyric pronounced in honor of one who is dead laudatio mortui (general term): laudatio funebris: laudes funebres (pronounced at his funeral). ☞ Cic. uses panegyricus sc. sermo of the panegyrical orations of Isocrates; and Quint. uses panegyricus absolutely of such orations. To pronounce a panegyric on anybody laudare aliquem (general term): dicere de alicujus laudibus (in a set oration): to pronounce a panegyric on anybody in a discourse sermonem cum admiratione laudum alicujus instituere: to write a panegyric on anybody or anything laudationem alicujus or alicujus rei scribere.
laudatio; upon anybody alicujus (the speech itself and the praise it contains): laus laudes; upon anybody alicujus (the praise). ☞ Elogium in this sense is not Latin nor encomium (which has no ancient authority). Panegyric pronounced in honor of one who is dead laudatio mortui (general term): laudatio funebris: laudes funebres (pronounced at his funeral). ☞ Cic. uses panegyricus sc. sermo of the panegyrical orations of Isocrates; and Quint. uses panegyricus absolutely of such orations. To pronounce a panegyric on anybody laudare aliquem (general term): dicere de alicujus laudibus (in a set oration): to pronounce a panegyric on anybody in a discourse sermonem cum admiratione laudum alicujus instituere: to write a panegyric on anybody or anything laudationem alicujus or alicujus rei scribere.
panegyric:
1. laudātio: the act of praising (v.EULOGY ); and esp. a eulogy delivered at a funeral, a funeral oration: Cic. Sen. 4, 12: Quint.
2. pănēgy̆rĭcus (a eulogistic speech delivered on a grand occasion): Quint. 2, 10, 11: Plin. min. (title of oration): Cic. (who uses the word simply as title of the famous oration of Isocrates).
3. in less exact sense, laus, laudes: v.PRAISE . Phr.: to pronounce a p. upon any one, (magnifice) aliquem laudare, Cic. Br. 73, init.: this was more than the most laboured p., *majus hoc fuit insigniusque laudibus accuratissimis.
1. laudātio: the act of praising (v.
2. pănēgy̆rĭcus (a eulogistic speech delivered on a grand occasion): Quint. 2, 10, 11: Plin. min. (title of oration): Cic. (who uses the word simply as title of the famous oration of Isocrates).
3. in less exact sense, laus, laudes: v.