- ceiling: the
strength of the
structure is in the
framework of the
coffers. The
stone coffers of the
ancient Gr****s and
Romans are the
earliest surviving examples...
- pope
Clement VI,
entrenched French dominance of the
Church and
opened its
coffers to
enhance the
regal splendour of the Papacy. He
recruited composers and...
- is also
devastating the
entire state's
economy and
draining government coffers at all levels.... Why New York City's density,
tourism made it vulnerable...
-
bacini inside the arches, wall
ornaments made of
round or diamond-shaped
coffers),
their connections to the Duomo, the
grand "overture" of the style, are...
-
reformed the coinage,
which brought considerable revenue into the
royal coffers. All
these efforts had an
enormous influence on the
economic and cultural...
-
receive nearly a
third of the profits,
which in
addition filled her realm's
coffers. One of the most
notable prizes was a
large and
highly valuable Portuguese...
-
financially during the
campaign but had
received little in return; England's
coffers were now empty. With the
replacement of
Julius by Pope Leo X, who was inclined...
- 1995, p. 67 Grein, Paul (August 10, 1985). "Hot Madonna: July
Fills Her
Coffers With RIAA Metal". Billboard. Vol. 97, no. 32. p. 7. ISSN 0006-2510. Archived...
-
dynasty greatly expanded;
however constant warfare had
depleted the empire's
coffers.
Emperor Zhao,
under the
tutelage of Huo, took the
initiative and lowered...
-
established as an
autonomous state under Prince George of Greece. With
state coffers empty,
fiscal policy came
under International Financial Control. The government...
