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elogy
† ˈelogy Obs. Also 7–8 elogie. [Anglicized form of prec.] 1. An explanatory inscription, esp. on a monument or a portrait. Cf. elogium 1.1605 Bacon Adv. Learn. ii. 13 Many personages..deserue better than dispersed report, or barren Elogies. 1645 Evelyn Mem. (1857) I. 209 The effigies of the several ... Oxford English Dictionary
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-logy
disanalogy, genealogy, genethlialogy, hexalogy; herbalogy (a variant of herbology), mammalogy, mineralogy, paralogy, petralogy (a variant of petrology); elogy wikipedia.org
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elogium
‖ eˈlogium Obs. [L. ēlogium a short saying, an inscription on a tombstone; this word and its mod. forms seem to have been confused with eulogium, eulogy.] 1. An explanatory inscription.a 1699 Stillingfl. Serm. I. viii. (R.) The elogium of his cross, Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews. 2. = elogy 2–... Oxford English Dictionary
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William Browne (physician)
False Logic, False Philosophy (1772) Speech on the Royal Society, Recommending Mathematics as the Paramount Qualification for their Chair (1772) Elogy wikipedia.org
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eulogium
eulogium (juːˈləʊdʒɪəm) Pl. eulogiums; also 8 eulogia. [a. med.L. eulogium, app. formed by a confusion between ēlogium (see eulogium) and eulogia (see eulogy), being used in both senses.] A laudatory discourse; a formal expression of praise; = eulogy 1.1706 Phillips, Eulogium, an Elogy, a praising o... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ebenezer Cooke (poet)
Other works "An ELOGY on the Death of Thomas Bordley Esquire", 1726 "An Elegy on the Death of the Honorable Nicholas Lowe", Maryland Gazette, 1728. wikipedia.org
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eulogy
eulogy (ˈjuːlədʒɪ) Forms: (? 5 wloge, 6–7 eulogie, 7–8 euloge, 7– eulogy. [In sense 1 prob. anglicized form of eulogium: but the ulterior source is Gr. εὐλογία praise, in N.T. blessing (f. εὐ- + -λογία speaking, after phrase εὖ λέγειν to speak well of), of which the word in sense 2 is an adaptation.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Edoardo Collamarini
In 1928, the journal Comune di Bologna in a posthumous elogy said of Collamarini that he was a: follower of the theories of Viollet-le-Duc, but who has wikipedia.org
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pegme
† ˈpegma, pegme Obs. [a. L. pēgma, a. Gr. πῆγµα framework fixed together, movable stage or scaffold in a theatre, f. πηγ-νύειν to fasten.] A kind of framework or stage used in theatrical displays or pageants, sometimes bearing an inscription; hence transf. the inscription itself.1603 B. Jonson Jas. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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1726 in poetry
Baker, The Second Part of Original Poems: Serious and Humorous (see also Original Poems 1725) Ebenezer Cooke (attributed; also spelled "Cook"), "An ELOGY wikipedia.org
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Armand-Jérôme Bignon
The scholar Dupuy pronounced his elogy. wikipedia.org
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display
▪ I. display, v. (dɪˈspleɪ) Forms: 5 desplay, dysplay, 6 displeigh. β. 5–6 des-, dysploy. [a. OF. despleier (-plier, -ployer), = Pr. desplegar, -pleiar, Sp. desplegar, It. dispiegare:—L. displicāre to scatter, disperse, (in late and med.L.) to unfold. See also the doublet deploy, and aphetic splay. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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François Étienne de Rosily-Mesros
In his funeral elogy for Rosily in 1830, the hydrographic engineer M. wikipedia.org
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Jean-Nicolas Bassenge
He died unmarried on 16 July 1811 and his permanent secretary spoke his funeral elogy on 12 September that year. wikipedia.org
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Branda da Castiglione
Leonardo Griffi composed the elogy at his funeral and Branda's secretary, Giovanni da Olmütz, deposited his vita on parchment in the stone sarcophagus. wikipedia.org
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