to reduce theimportance of the Koman mint; and Diocletian carried thejorinciple to its logical conclusion when, after reforming thecoinage in a. d. 296, he established mints in the several diocesesof the reorganized Empire. 3, It has been already mentioned that Augustus struck aureiweighing -^^ of… … Eoman coins, from the Imperial period. u c. 715-719, Cistophoric Cistophoric Medallion. /R 189-0 grs. M. Antonius and Octavia. a /R 184-0 grs. Augustus, a. u. c. 735-736. /E 452-8 grs. Hadrian. Sestertius. Af 113-1 grs. Trajan, a. d. 114. Aureus. /E 49-2 grs. Time of Augustus to Hadrian (busts of…
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