-
roughly one
dupondius at the
height of the
Roman Empire,
though due to the deba****t of the
denarius over the
following century, the
dupondius was discarded...
-
denominations like the
dupondius and as was
steadily reduced. In the 1st
century AD,
everyday small change was
dominated by the
dupondius and as, but in the...
-
weight unit), and
semuncia (1⁄24), as well as
multiples of the as, the
dupondius (2),
sestertius (21⁄2), and
tressis (3).
After the as had been issued...
- (546 ml or
about 21⁄4
American cups) of
ordinary wine cost
roughly one
dupondius (1⁄8 of a denarius);
after Diocletian's
Edict on
Maximum Prices was issued...
- and zinc,
rather than silver, and
fixed at a
quarter of a denarius. The
dupondius,
formerly a two-pound
bronze coin, was now orichal****,
valued at half...
-
exclusively to a type of br****
alloy used for
minting Roman as, sestertius,
dupondius, and
semis type of coins. It is
considered more
valuable than copper,...
- = 160. 200 H
Could also
stand for 2 (see also 𐆙, the
symbol for the
dupondius). From a
barring of two I's. 250 E 300 B 400 P, G 500 Q
Redundant with...
-
Sestertius Dupondius As
Semis Quincunx Triens Quadrans Uncia Denarius 1 4 5 10 20 24 30 40 120
Sestertius 1⁄4 1 1+1⁄4 2+1⁄2 5 6 7+1⁄2 10 30
Dupondius 1⁄5 4⁄5...
-
Silver Denarius Sestertius Victoriatus Quadrigatus Bronze and
copper Dupondius (2 ****es) As (1)
Dodrans (3⁄4) Bes (2⁄3)
Semis (1⁄2)
Quincunx (5⁄12) Triens...
-
Silver Denarius Sestertius Victoriatus Quadrigatus Bronze and
copper Dupondius (2 ****es) As (1)
Dodrans (3⁄4) Bes (2⁄3)
Semis (1⁄2)
Quincunx (5⁄12) Triens...
