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A '''panegyric''' is a highly visible and public eulogy given in honor of special people, such as [[saint]]s.  An example was St. John Chrysostom preaching in A.D. 387 on Saints Lucian and [[Romanus]].
 
A '''panegyric''' is a highly visible and public eulogy given in honor of special people, such as [[saint]]s.  An example was St. John Chrysostom preaching in A.D. 387 on Saints Lucian and [[Romanus]].
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A panegyric is a highly visible and public eulogy given in honor of special people, such as saints. An example was St. John Chrysostom preaching in A.D. 387 on Saints Lucian and Romanus.