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 1 14|        them. For they heap such praise and bestow such public honour
 2 27|        deserve is not blame but praise. Then they reflect that,
 3 34|     defend it - and there is no praise too warm for you. In this
 4 42|         they load with constant praise the writers who range themselves
 5 42|   gather round him, heap public praise upon him, venerate him almost
 6 42| confused by all this glamour of praise and abuse, some of them
 7 46|      add that We deem worthy of praise those who with full respect
 8 47|       be an object of perpetual praise for those that come after
 9 51|         announced with no small praise. If they refuse obedience
10 52|   writings. We have the highest praise for this institution, and