Vijayashakti's successor Rahila is credited with several military victories in eulogistic inscriptions. This text may have been a eulogistic biography of Vijayachandra. These texts contain eulogistic descriptions, and are, therefore, not entirely reliable. In all cases the reviews were unanimously eulogistic. For this, however, was substituted a eulogistic inscription by Joseph Towers, LL.D. John Bale dedicated to him, in a eulogistic address, his "Reliques of Rome" in 1563. St. Jerome wrote a eulogistic memoir of Fabiola in a letter to her relative Oceanus.