“This calumny would be delightedly used by Caesar's enemies throughout his life to denigrate him.”

“Upon publication, he sued the newspaper for calumny because he was financially secure and was not in the shop-sign business.”

“As the first barrister briefed in that seminal case, it behoves me to respond to this ignorant calumny.”

“The reasons and personalities behind the calumniation of him as a coward for nearly four years would surely be newsworthy.”

“He refused, for example, to participate in the blanket calumniation of Loyalists, and of all things British.”

“For that, the stock comparison would be to chipmunks, animated or natural, but that would be a calumniation of our chipmunk brethren.”

“It is vain to urge that truth will prevail, and that slander, when detected, recoils on the calumniator.”

“Acting in the capacity of calumniator, he seeks out and defames the innocent.”

“The preacher was denounced as seditious, and as a calumniator of light and reason.”

“Men of piety, like him, may expect to be perpetually accused, so long as the world contains calumniators like you.”

“In answer to our calumniators who say we wish to destroy property, I answer that we will not destroy the bedstead, but we will annihilate the bugs!”

“If there be atheists, which I doubt, they are the calumniators, the intriguers with whom the world is infested.”

“Could it have been those allegiances that in some way led her to purvey such calumnies?”

“Do you think the government should step in at that point and put a stop to these calumnies?”

“The Pharisees and hypocrites in the British press should repent their calumnies.”