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• The love money will remain while the tribute money will disappear.
• The Tribute Money by George Hayter, 1817.
• Bag of tribute money; and 8.
• The tribute money paid to the emperor was for the maintenance of the court of Allahabad.
• The government maintained that Morelli collected tribute money from motor fuel bootleggers for the Gambino crime family.
• The tribute money paid to the emperor was for the maintenance of the Emperor's court in Allahabad.
• As the town of Kalibo grew in importance it has become the hub where people gathered for important celebrations and where other municipalities pay their tribute money or taxes.
• An expedition the following year was bought off in early 1007 by tribute money of ?6, 000, and for the next two years England was free from attack.
• Only in the 1480s was the work finished, by Filippino Lippi . " The Tribute Money ", though, is considered Masaccio's work entirely.
• He came to terms with the Coorgs and camped for six weeks in Ulugulli The Queen of Cannanore came to visit him in Talakaveri and pay her tribute money to him.
• As such " The Tribute Money " represents a transitional scene in the chapel; in doing Christ's bidding Peter goes from being a disciple to being the master.
• Titian's " Tribute Money " and Corregio's " Night, " are permanently displayed on the building's second floor and were never under any threat.
• Their raids and the tribute money, Danegeld, which they extracted from the notorious King Ethelred the Unready, have resulted in their being more English 10th-century coins in Scandinavian museums than there are in British.
• In a five-month trial, jurors were taken into a world of tribute money paid to New York's largest Mafia families, threats of violence and arson, and a sting operation set up by the FBI and the IRS.
• The paintings had suffered some irreparable damage though, particularly the parts that were painted " a secco " : in " The Tribute Money ", the leaves on the trees were gone, while Christ's robe had lost much of its original azure brilliance.
• Titian's " Tribute Money " and Correggio's " Holy Night " are permanently displayed on the building's second floor and were never threatened ., but the museum's collection is so large that there were many works by old masters that could not find room in the gallery.
• Born to a family of stuccoists in Ascona in Canton Ticino ( in present-day Switzerland ), he gravitated while in Rome and there developed an idiosyncratic expression of tenebrist canvases such as a " Jesus among the Masters " ( Louvre ); " Jesus and the Tribute money " ( National Gallery of Scotland ); " Saint Lawrence distributing alms " ( painted for San Lorenzo fuori le Mura, now Convent of Valvisciolo in Sermoneta ); " Decapitation of Saint John the Baptist " ( San Lorenzo fuori le Mura ); " Saint Michael " ( originally San Pietro in Montorio ) and " Transfiguration of Christ " ( whereabouts unknown ); " Road to Emmaus " and " Sons of Zebedee " ( Ascona ); " Portrait of his father " ( Lugano ); and " Portrait of a Philosopher " ( Rancate ).