panegyrist
panegyrist
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P. ἐπαινέτης, ὁ.
subs.
P. ἐπαινέτης, ὁ.
PANEGYRIST
laudator: praedicator: praeco: buccinator (e.g. alicujus existimationis. SYN. in PRAISER). To be the panegyrist of anything laudare aliquid; praedicare aliquid or de re: to be one’s own panegyrist se ipsum laudare; praedicare de se ipso: to be anybody’s panegyrist laudare aliquem or (in a set discourse) dicere de alicujus laudibus.
laudator: praedicator: praeco: buccinator (e.g. alicujus existimationis. SYN. in PRAISER). To be the panegyrist of anything laudare aliquid; praedicare aliquid or de re: to be one’s own panegyrist se ipsum laudare; praedicare de se ipso: to be anybody’s panegyrist laudare aliquem or (in a set discourse) dicere de alicujus laudibus.
panegyrist:
1. pănēgy̆rista, ae, m. (rare): Sid.
2. in gen. sense, laudātor, f. -trix (one who praises): Cic.: Hor. Also specially, one who delivers a funeral oration: Liv. 2, 47, fin.: Plin. min.
3. praedĭcātor (one who publicly proclaims): Plin. Ep. 7, 33, 2: Cic.
4. buccĭnātor (trumpeter): Cic. fil. in Cic. Fam. 16, 21.
1. pănēgy̆rista, ae, m. (rare): Sid.
2. in gen. sense, laudātor, f. -trix (one who praises): Cic.: Hor. Also specially, one who delivers a funeral oration: Liv. 2, 47, fin.: Plin. min.
3. praedĭcātor (one who publicly proclaims): Plin. Ep. 7, 33, 2: Cic.
4. buccĭnātor (trumpeter): Cic. fil. in Cic. Fam. 16, 21.