10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PANEGYRICALLY»
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panegyrically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Henry Fielding: Mask and Feast
Grandeur of sentiment calls for grandeur of language, and if Fielding
occasionally betrays himself so far as to smile when he is writing panegyrically,
he certainly does not intend his meaning to be upset by the operation of simple
irony.
2
Lives of the Queens of England of the House of Hanover
Spittler, writing of Sophia and her husband, says, rather too panegyrically,
perhaps :—“ Through the complicated events of their troublous times, this
princely pair are a sort of landmark whereon to rest the eye, and form a proof of
how much ...
3
A history of England in the lives of Englishmen
It is dedicated to Prince George of Denmark ; and in this dedication the author
goes quite out of the usual course of such compositions, by discoursing not
panegyrically, but upon the mutual agreement among the northern languages, on
their ...
George Godfrey Cunningham, 1853
Of the personal character of the emperor in all the relations of life Mr. Thompson
speaks in the highest terms; and as a husband, perhaps more panegyrically than
the state of society around the monarch, and even one or two of his own ...
5
The Tree of Life: A Study in Magic
... also devised to accomplish that same necessary relationship, albeit by different
methods, may not satisfactorily be placed against the other, and the advantages
of one system panegyrically chanted as against the inadequacies of the other.
6
A catalogue raisonnée [sic] of oriental manuscripts in the ...
Siva sahasrandmam, a series of 127 slocas complete, reciting the thousand
names of Siva panegyrically. 2.) Siva noma stottra sataca — only one leaf out of a
centum of verses in praise of Siva. 3.) Siva stottra by Marcandeya, an ashtacam
of ...
William Cooke Taylor, Government Oriental Manuscripts Library (Tamil Nadu, India), 1857
7
Two answers to Cardinal Perron: and other miscellaneous ...
XeyojAeva*, That things • panegyrically uttered in churches are no rules of
opinion, as it is in the third Dialogue of Theodoret. Specially when 47 they run
forth into figures of rhetoric, and keep not themselves close to points of doctrine,
as in the ...
Lancelot Andrewes, James Bliss, Henry Isaacson, 1854
That Juan de Mestanza is the historian and poet whom Don Miguel de Cervantes
Saavedra panegyrically quotes in two of his better known works. He is the author
of these beautiful love verses: Thus among us all your whiteness goes, with ...
... pretty straight in a chair, with a book or work before them, "inveterate in virtue,"
smoothed down with a moral flat-iron, results in being patted panegyrically on the
head by the head itself, and pronounced by that important functionary, " better.
10
The American practice of medicine ..
... the cure of every disease to whatever remedies happen to be employed ; and
successes are too often boasted of, the merit of which belongs entirely to nature.
It is, indeed, not very unfrequent to hear remedies panegyrically spoken of, which
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