Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
**Meaning:** This is all praise from a behavioral perspective. To praise the knowledge and other qualities residing in the *vitrag* soul should be understood as true praise. || 125 ||
**Meaning:** Praise of a king through the description of his city, etc., is called praise by way of courtesy. But praise of his valor, gravity, patience, and other qualities is called true praise. || 126 ||
**Meaning:** Praise that is done without distinguishing between the main and subsidiary virtues is like the poetry of a bad poet, not pleasing to the mind. || 127 ||
**Meaning:** Otherwise, praise done with attachment is harmful, just like the edge of a sharp sword held carelessly in the hand. || 128 ||
**Chapter Eighteen**
259