| We have also heard him mentioned as a poet and a brother-in-law of Maecenas. |
| Lauder, the chairman of the Estée Lauder cosmetics empire, is the museum's real power center and its principal Maecenas. |
| Neither is the EU a naïve Maecenas, who pays up once the United States has done the dirty work. |
| She knew that disciples were not wanting to the arts, but that often a Maecenas is needed. |
| Now all the references to Maecenas, with the exception of the prologue in Sat. |
| Dexterously shifting from the past tense to the present, Enobarbus progressively impresses and wins over his audience of Agrippa and Maecenas. |
