Panegyric

pan-e-jir'ik, n. an oration or eulogy in praue of some person or eve nr an encomium.-— adjs Panegyric, Panegyrical.—adv. Panegyr'lcally. Through L., from Gr panCgj rikos, ht for a national festival or gathering of a whole’ nation, as at the Olympic games—pas, pan, all, and agyris, a gathering.] Panegyrise, pan'e-jirz, v.t. to write or pronounce a panegyric on to praise highly. n. Panegyrist. mfite mOte mflDn; tktxs. 370 IMG:page-370.webp:Page 370 Pansl Panel or Pannel, pan'el, n, [arch. a compartment with raised margins a board with a surrounding frame a chin board on which a picture is painted {law) a schedule containing the names of those summoned to serve as jurors the jury [Scots law) a prisoner at the bar.—-v.t. to furnish with panels \—pr p, panelling pa p. panelled. — n. Pan'olling, panel -work [Lit, a piece,' orig. ‘a piece of cloth,' O. Fr.—Low L panellus, dim. of L. pannus, a cloth, a rag. Cf impanel, and see Pane.]