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largess	The questions of Imperial largitio and the identity of the possible owner(s) of the silver were already regarded as highly relevant matters in the original study of the Kaiseraugst treasure, but the addition to the inventory of the superb Constans platter and of the Kalottenschalen shifts these issues to centre stage, in a revised interpretation that places rather more weight on the evidence of Imperial favour than on the acquisition of an elegant silver dining-service. Late-Antique silver: discovery and interpretation by Johns, Catherine / Antiquity It meant that when father and daughter raided the store of silver and gold plate and jewels at Christmastime to give presents to their favourites (exactly like Catherine the Great), they were really only following the ancient custom of largitio inherited from Roman times when the emperors offered commemorative plate to their favourite generals. Antiques and collecting: Stunning treasures from imperial Russia; The ... by The Birmingham Post (England) Pieces manufactured in the early 4th century, such as the largitio dishes from Naissus and the dishes from Cervenbreg (Toynbee & Painter 1986: nos. The Mildenhall Treasure: Roald Dahl's ultimate tale of the unexpected? by Hobbs, Richard / Antiquity	Lapsed Lapsed legacy lapsing lapsus larcenist larcenous larceny larceny by force lard lares large large asset transfer large enough large quantity large scale large undertaking largehearted largeness larger number larger part largess largesse largest part largiri largitas largitio larrup Las partidas lascivious Lascivious carriage lasciviousness lascivire lash lash back lassitude lassus last last act last antecedent rule Last Clear Chance last minute last minute need Last name change last of a series last offer last part Last resort Last sickness last stage last stop last will and testament	Largest Subunit of Multicomponent Phenol Hydroxylase Largest Task First Largest US state Largest US state Largest Weighted Delay First Larget larghetto larghetto larghetto larghettos larghissimo Largidae Largifical Largifluous Largilliere Largillière Largilliere, Nicolas de Largillière, Nicolas de Largiloquent larging larging larging larging larging largiri largish largish largish largish largitas largitio Largition LARGM largo largo largo Largo Caballero, Francisco Largo Cultural Center Largo High School Largo tupelo largos largos largos Largs Bay Sailing Club LaRhette Manin Benefits Service Group LARHF Lari Lari Lari Lari (Georgia) LARIA Lariam Lariam lariat lariat lariat lariat lariat structure lariats lariats lariats

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The questions of Imperial largitio and the identity of the possible owner(s) of the silver were already regarded as highly relevant matters in the original study of the Kaiseraugst treasure, but the addition to the inventory of the superb Constans platter and of the Kalottenschalen shifts these issues to centre stage, in a revised interpretation that places rather more weight on the evidence of Imperial favour than on the acquisition of an elegant silver dining-service.

Late-Antique silver: discovery and interpretation by Johns, Catherine / Antiquity

It meant that when father and daughter raided the store of silver and gold plate and jewels at Christmastime to give presents to their favourites (exactly like Catherine the Great), they were really only following the ancient custom of largitio inherited from Roman times when the emperors offered commemorative plate to their favourite generals.

Antiques and collecting: Stunning treasures from imperial Russia; The ... by The Birmingham Post (England)

Pieces manufactured in the early 4th century, such as the largitio dishes from Naissus and the dishes from Cervenbreg (Toynbee & Painter 1986: nos.

The Mildenhall Treasure: Roald Dahl's ultimate tale of the unexpected? by Hobbs, Richard / Antiquity