| The ladies, in particular, lavished upon him adulations without any bounds. |
| The Phnicians who surrounded the king lavished upon him adulations borrowed from paganism. |
| But while she cared little for his adulations, she did not because of them consider him a scoundrel, nor necessarily a hypocrite. |
| But we neither sought their friendship, nor coveted their adulations. |
| Afterwards the memory of these adulations was a great sadness. |
| I prefer open attacks to the foolish praise and adulations of friends, for, the truth is, flattery is always paid for. |
