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Companion to Roman history (1912)

Jones, Henry Stuart, 1867-1939 · Oxford : Clarendon · leaf 376

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to reduce theimportance of the Roman mint; and Diocletian carried theprinciple 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 -jfe of… … ,i Pl.LV 1.2.3. 4.5.6. 7. /R/R/EN/E/R 189-0 grs. 184-0 grs. 452-8 grs. 113-1 grs. 49-2 grs. 52-2 grs.Billon 182-2 |>R 77-0 grs.A/ 71-3 grs. Roman coins, from the Imperial period. M. Antonius and Octavia. a. it. c. 715-719. < Cistophoric Medallion. Augustus, a. u. c. 735-736. Cistophoric…

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