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He has always been a most munificent patron of literature and art.
2
He was besides a most munificent patron of the university.
3
Augustus was also a munificent patron of architecture and art.
4
MÆCENAS, a trusted adviser of Augustus, and a munificent patron of wits and literary men.
5
The Young Baron Holbein has an immense picture gallery, and is a munificent patron of the arts.
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He was a munificent patron of men of letters, who came in large numbers to his court.
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Akbar was a munificent patron of literature.
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He was a munificent patron of art.
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Then he returned to the parlor, to conduct, in person, such a wealthy and munificent patron to his apartment.
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The good that Laud did by his gifts-andhe was a munificent patron of learning-hedestroyed by his dogmatism.
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But this is not all, he was a most munificent patron of the arts in this country and the whole world.
12
When he saw me, he made me a low bow and assured me that I was a munificent patron of art.
13
At the earnest solicitation of Ovid Butler, the founder and munificent patron of Butler University, I spent six months preaching in the State of Indiana.
14
The Duke of --was an enlightened and generous man, and a munificent patron of the Arts and Sciences, and of literary and scientific men.
15
She and her husband were munificent patrons of literature, art, and, science.
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Hadst thou been known to the munificent patrons of genius .
