Munificence

There are other dispositions besides these just mentioned; a mean state called Munificence (for the munificent man differs from the liberal, the former having necessarily to do with great wealth, the latter with but small); the excess called by the names either of Want of taste or

Ethics 384 BC-322 BC Aristotle

Amongst, many whom my Father's Quality and Munificence brought to our

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As in the case with the Divine Mercy and Munificence, the material world is also unable to receive all the manifestations of the Divine Pity and Caring.

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His eternal Mercy and Munificence demand eternal manifestation and therefore eternal beings on whom He will confer His bounties eternally.

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Therefore, after its overall destruction, God will change the world into an eternal one which is able to receive the manifestations of His Mercy and Munificence without any obstruction, in which man can satisfy all his desires eternally.

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Perhaps you could have your suit computer transcribe your thoughts during your next audience with His Munificence, Our Beloved Emperor Palpatine.

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Munificence indeed, Felicia thought wryly, but being escorted around

Falcon's Prey Jordan, Penny 1997

Now there is a state bearing the same relation to Greatness of Soul as we said just now Liberality does to Munificence, with the difference that is of being about a small amount of the same thing: this state having reference to small honour, as Greatness of Soul to great honour;

Ethics 384 BC-322 BC Aristotle

The King thought so when he extended his royal Munificence to us, and tho 'he cannot help all, or do all; he has shewn us he desires it, and would gladly spur us on to Exert ourselves, and be more generally Active and Busy.

A Dialogue Between Dean Swift and Tho. Prior, Esq. In the Isles of St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, On that Memorable Day, October 9th, 1753 Anonymous

Munificence is a benefit to society, that we grant willingly.

The Simple Life Charles Wagner