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grbs-15936	Niccolai, Lea	Julian, Plutarch, and the Dangers of Self-Praise	2017	27	.pdf	application/pdf	10023	333	51	It is with this in mind that Julian, addressing the empress Eusebia in a pan- egyric composed at the time of his Caesarship, explicitly tackles the issue by promising praise that is both spontaneous and sin- cere (Eus. 3. Self-praise interwoven with praise of the audience is already to be seen as a component of Panegyric II in honour of Constantius, a work composed at the time of Julian’s Caesar- ship where the praise of the ideal monarch has been regarded as overlapping, in many ways, with Julian’s imperial ideals.29	cache/grbs-15936.pdf	txt/grbs-15936.txt