Limes denarius - NumisWiki, The Collaborative Numismatics Project
Limes Denarius. These are thought to be coins minted either officially or pseudo-officially on the fringes of the empire out of necessity. Perhaps they were used to pay soldiers on the extreme frontiers of the Roman territories or maybe to bolster the economy of regions far from the normal means of monetary distribution.
Denarius - NumisWiki, The Collaborative Numismatics Project
The "denarius" (plural: denarii) was a silver coin first struck about 211 BC during the fiscal crisis Rome suffered as a result of the Second Punic War (218-201 BC). Previously Rome had struck silver didrachms, most recently in the form of the famous "quadrigatus" (so-called because the reverse motif was a quadriga (four-horse chariot)).
Tribute penny - NumisWiki, The Collaborative Numismatics Project
The Greek text uses the word δηνάριον, a Roman denarius. A denarius, an about dime-sized silver coin, was the usual daily wage of a day laborer during Christ's time on earth. The word "peny" seems first to appear in the handwritten Wycliffe’s Bible translation of the New Testament texts in the 1480’s, followed thereafter by Tyndale ...
The value of a denarius in ancient and modern times - Forum …
2007年11月12日 · A denarius went a long way back then, if you didn't travel far, tolerated a limited diet, or need fancy weapons, got your future servants from the exposed infants on the trash heap, and were content with a jug of wine as opposed to a barrel, and just bet on the chariot races or the contestants in the arena in moderation.
Ptolemaic tetradrachm is about equal to that of a contemporary Roman Republican denarius. 5 / 140 THE COINAGE SYSTEM OF CLEOPATRA VII, MARC ANTONY AND AUGUSTUS IN CYPRUS 1 The introduction to Cathy Lorber’s upcoming book on Ptolemaic Numismatics gives a perspective on the strengths and weaknesses of the 1904-1908 books of Svoronos.
Double denarius - NumisWiki, The Collaborative Numismatics …
Double Denarius (Antoninianus) The antoninianus is a Roman double denarius coin denomination (pl. antoniniani) struck from 215 to 293 A.D. (or 274 if you consider the later issues of the Roman Empire, sometimes called aurelianiani, a new denomination).
R06286 P. Clodius M.f. Turrinus - forumancientcoins.com
The half denarius was destined to be revived in certain military issues of the triumviral period, but the silver sestertius ceased as a denomination of the Roman coinage with Caesar's assassination in 44 BC. P. Clodius M.f. Turrinus is otherwise unknown.
Hercules on Roman Coins - Forum Ancient Coins
2011年1月21日 · One is a denarius of Trajan from Rome, 101-102 CE; the other is an antoninianus of Gallienus from Antioch in 266-267 CE. The twelve labours (or many of them; I do not know if the complete set is available) were also represented on Roman Imperial coins, but in the eastern provinces, where they would more correctly be referred to as the labours ...
Augustus denarius - laurel trees - Forum Ancient Coins
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2. The Reign of Titus - Imperial Coins
2023年2月2日 · This denarius of Titus was struck in the first week or so of his reign in June of 79 AD. The reverse type of Ceres standing is a carry-over from Titus as Caesar under Vespasian. Many of Titus's first reverse types were a continuation of those produced for him as Caesar under Vespasian, probably because the mint needed time to adjusted for a new ...
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