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Generosity (also
called largesse) is the
virtue of
being liberal in giving,
often as gifts.
Generosity is
regarded as a
virtue by
various world religions...
- The
comes sacrarum largitionum ("Count of the
Sacred Largesses"; in Gr****: κόμης τῶν θείων θησαυρῶν, kómes tōn theíon thesaurōn) was one of the senior...
- the
exterior for
Smallville High,
since the
school had the "mid-American
largess"
wanted by the
filmmakers and was in
keeping with Millar's idea that Smallville...
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certain cir****stances, also
distributed among the
people in the
shape of
largesses from the state.
There were,
according to Xenophon, more
festivals at Athens...
- of the Senate, a
procession to the
Hagia Sophia and the
distribution of
largess to the people. A
special coronation service was held, for
which the emperor...
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ordered the
release of
criminals with
great offence.
Throughout the empire,
largesses were
bestowed over
common people, and he set
himself ready to
visit Sikri...
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budgets on welfare. When the 'Golden Age' came to an end, such
government largess proved problematic. In fact, the 'Golden Age'
finally petered out in the...
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marks (£233 6s 8d) from the Exchequer.
According to T. B. Pugh,
further largess from the king
might have been
expected when
Richard came of age; however...
- led to his
serving as
comes sacrarum largitionum (count of the
sacred largess)
between 416 and 419.
Maximus spent 4,000 gold
librae on
public games in...
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Marxist research center at a
German university and was
funded through the
largess of the
wealthy student Felix Weil (1898–1975). Weil's
doctoral dissertation...
