Tanto Nomini Nullum Par Elogium. His gaze is fixed upon the divineArt perpetually. And yet, what are we to "do"—Machiavelli says it is not what we "ought" to do but what we "do" do that counts—on realizing the object of the divine gaze is precisely our world? Dante's response to us is simply astounding.. TANTO NOMINI NULLUM PAR ELOGIUM. With such a name, there is no need for eulogy. Inscribed on Machiavelli's tomb; He is the earliest conscious and articulate exponent of certain living forces in the present world. Religion, progressive enlightenment, the perpetual vigilance of public opinion, have not reduced his empire, or disproved the justice.

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He was buried in the family Chapel in Santa Croce, and a monument was there at last erected with the epitaph by Doctor Ferroni—'Tanto nomini nullum par elogium.' The first edition of his complete works was published in 1782, and was dedicated to Lord Cowper.. Tanto Nomini Nullum par Elogium. For so great a name no praise is adequate. A rare figure by his deeds, Fon Njéyáv of Mwm, according to the Lam Nso' version of his name, is often identified and known mainly in English and French as Njoya. He was, and still remains, thanks primarily to his invention of a writing