-
benignitas are
opposed by Cicero, as
things allowable, to
ambitus and
largitio, as
things illegal.[3] The word for
ambitus in the Gr****
writers is δεκασμός...
- of the Via Flaminia, the
emperor distributing money among the
people (
largitio), and the
emperor interrogating a
German prisoner. On the
south side, from...
- century)
Early Mediaeval (c. 4th
century AD – c. 1000 AD) One of five
Largitio silver dishes of the
emperor Licinius found at Niš,
Serbia and a hexagonal...
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marked by generosity, consideration, ****istance, or
concern for
others Largitio –
Political corruption crime in
ancient Roman lawPages displaying short...
- 37001 Anti-bribery
management systems Jury
tampering Kickback (bribery)
Largitio Legal plunder Lobbying Match fixing Money trail –
Money loop Organized...
-
three large silver bowls were made for
largitio, each
weighing a
Roman pound – 300
grams (11 oz). The
largitio bowls were
decorated with
portraits of...
- Press. ISBN 978-0-520-01257-8. Yakobson,
Alexander (1992). "Petitio et
Largitio: Po****r Parti****tion in the
Centuriate ****embly of the Late Republic"...
- and the most famous, of the 19
surviving vessels believed to
represent largitio ("largesse") or a "ceremonial gift
given by the
emperor to a
civil or military...
-
expected political practice: as
Cicero noted,
ambitus (self-promotion) and
largitio (bribery) were
forbidden by law, but
liberalitas (generosity) and benignitas...
-
alliteration generally, but was fond of
alliterative pairs of
words such as
Largītiō et
Luxus "generosity and extravagance" or
Socordia du****, Sēditiōne legiōnum...
