laud·a·tive (lô d -t v)adj. Laudatory. |
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| three-verse Latin laudative "inscriptions" dedicated to the king, various members of his family (starting with his father Francois I) and the court, and other European royalties, such as Philip II of Spain and Mary Tudor, whose particular inscriptions are all but vitriolic. |
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