a public speech or a published piece of writing in praise of something or someone (very similar to eulogy); an accolade; a tribute
Answering Islam
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The Cappadocian father Gregory of Nyssa wrote On the Life of Gregory Thaumaturgus (Life of Gregory Thaumaturgus) (bishop and missionary in Pontus, S00687), which is “a biographical panegyric praising the 3rd-century bishop and miracle worker [1, 2, 3].” Nyssa had “delivered [this] as a homily on […]
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Baudrillard Warned Us
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"Thus it happens that in a surfeit of emotion he launches into a panegyric to female beauty in its infinite divisibility, detailed in its' minute erotic variations, and then assembled into a single figure, within the heated imagination of an inflamed desire."
- Seduction
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panegyric
(n.) A formal praise for someone or something
(His speech was a panegyric to the hero.)
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