He has none of that confident optimism which in Browning springs from breadth of intellect; still less does he share that which, in the panegyrists of material progress, is begotten of narrowness.
The usual programme affixed to the Republic is--Plato, the defender of Justice, against Thrasymachus and the Sophists, advocates and panegyrists of Injustice.
In England this was carried to such lengths, that the panegyrists of young Betty seemed to vie with each other in fanatical admiration of that truly extraordinary boy.
His panegyrists reckon among his titles to fame that 'the seasons were favourable, so that sea and land were productive:' it is more to the purpose that he executed strict justice and repressed thieves.
The panegyrists of the O'Donnells sing paeans over two victories obtained without the help of English or Scotch allies, and remarkable in Irish warfare, the one for its slaughter, the other for its bloodlessness.
His panegyrists simply say that the Danes by their cruelty and oppression had deserved no better treatment.
Adored by panegyrists and bards, the king mounted upon that car like Soma riding upon his own ambrosial vehicle.
His praises chanted by sweet-voiced panegyrists and bards, the king proceeded towards the city called after the elephant.
And bards began to sing his praises, andpanegyrists uttered his eulogies.
And the voices of the panegyrists and the bards uttering benedictions of victory and wishing good day, mingling with the sounds of musical instruments, became gratifying to those heroes.
And singers began to sing unto that delighter of Kuru's race, and in a moment the voices of the panegyrists swelled into a loud noise.
Alas, in the camp of my sons, the sounds of countless bards and panegyrists singing their praises, and of dances are no longer heard.
But there is another great difference: the flatterers exaggerate as much as ever they can; the panegyrists in the midst of exaggeration observe the limitations of decency.
There you have one criterion: flatterers do not draw the line at a lie if it will please their patrons; panegyrists aim merely at bringing into relief what really exists.
She was, if the panegyrists may be believed, the most beautiful woman of her age.
Yet, on the other hand, panegyristsnever lauded Theodora as a saint.
But the wonderful luck which attended Constantius, and on which his panegyrists specially dwell, made all turn out for the best.
Homer, or of Ennius, or endeavour to surpass the contemporary panegyrists like Varius by a direct celebration of the events of his age?
The battle of the king with his aristocracy remains yet to be told by the historian who shall view the reign of George more justly than the trumpery panegyrists who wrote immediately after his decease.
Well it is for his panegyrists that they have not him to deal with!
Therefore, whatever the blind panegyrists of Shakespeare may say, in Shakespeare there is no expression of character.
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