Significados de most munificent en inglés

They were satisfied that their pure devotion deserved the most munificent rewards.

He has always been a most munificent patron of literature and art.

He was universally commented upon as the most munificent officer of the army.

During the wars in Gaul, Caesar had been most munificent to his soldiers.

He was besides a most munificent patron of the university.

Everything was to be conducted at this great exposition in the most munificent manner possible.

Essex felt this disappointment keenly, but found consolation in the most munificent and delicate liberality.

The most munificent gift was simultaneously the most disappointing.

The spider is one of our most munificent beasts.

King John of England, for example, appears to have been a most munificent benefactor to his towns.

He also gave him most munificent gifts with his lifelong amity and a great and honourable position near his person.

But this is not all, he was a most munificent patron of the arts in this country and the whole world.

He spoke the Greek language, welcomed Greek guests, and reverenced the Greek oracles, which he enriched with the most munificent offerings.

Every one, even the richest and most munificent of men, pays much by cheque more light-heartedly than he pays little in specie.

His reign lasted one hundred years, which were passed in the continued exercise of the most princely virtues, and the most munificent liberality.

Maurice died before the work was anything like finished, but Richard de Belmeis, a most munificent prelate, devoted his episcopal revenues for the purpose.