-
before 211 BC, and
introduced the
denarius alongside a short-lived
denomination called the victoriatus. The
denarius contained an
average 4.5 grams, or...
- This was
followed by the
introduction of a
double denarius piece,
differentiated from the
denarius by the
radiate crown worn by the emperor. The coin...
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introduced by
Caracalla in
early 215 AD. It was silver,
similar to the
denarius,
except that it was
slightly larger and
featured the
emperor wearing a...
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Electrostrymon denarius is a
butterfly of the
family Lycaenidae.
Electrostrymon denarius is
distributed from
Mexico to
Panama and
occurs at elevations...
- دينار (dīnār),
which was
borrowed via the
Syriac dīnarā from the
Latin dēnārius. The
modern gold
dinar is a
projected bullion gold coin, and as of 2019[update]...
-
small silver coin
valued at one-quarter of a
denarius (and thus one
hundredth of an aureus). A
silver denarius was
supposed to
weigh about 4.5 grams, valued...
- The Ides of
March coin, also
known as the
Denarius of
Brutus or EID MAR, is a rare
version of the
denarius coin
issued by
Marcus Junius Brutus from 43...
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weighed one-sixth of a pound). At
about the same time a
silver coin, the
denarius, was also introduced.
Earlier Roman silver coins had been
struck on the...
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Franz Schubert compiled by Otto
Erich Deutsch. a penny, from the
Latin denarius. D (disambiguation),
other meanings of "D" D, the
letter This disambiguation...
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where he
states that the
denarius was
introduced in 269 BC. Most
historians today, however, do not see this as a
denarius, but
another didrachm. This...
