- The
quinarius (plural: quinarii) was a
small silver Roman coin
valued at half a denarius. The
quinarius was
struck for a few years,
along with the silver...
- AD 301)
Aureus Quinarius Aureus Denarius Quinarius Sestertius Dupondius As
Semis Quadrans Aureus 1 2 25 50 100 200 400 800 1600
Quinarius Aureus 1⁄2 1 12+1⁄2...
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reintroduced quinarius was
produced mainly for
Cisalpine Gaul,
where the
victoriatus and its
imitations were po****r. The
reintroduced quinarius may have...
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Dupondius coin used
during the
Roman Empire and
Roman Republic 𐆗
Quinarius coin used in
Ancient Rome from 211 BC to the 3rd
century AD 𐆘 Sestertius...
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Stenocercus quinarius is a
lizard found in Brazil. Colli, G.R.; Fenker, J.; Tedeschi, L.; Bataus, Y.S.L.; Uhlig, V.M.; Lima, A.; Nogueira, C. de C.; Borges-Nojosa...
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Empire Gold
Aureus Dacicus Silver Antonini**** (32 ****es)
Denarius (16)
Quinarius (8)
Copper Double sestertius (8)
Sestertius (2+1⁄2;
later 4) Dupondius...
- XIV quattuordēnārius 40 XL quadrāgēnārius 400 CD quadringēnārius 5 V
quīnārius 15 XV quīndēnārius 50 L quīnquāgēnārius 500 D quīngēnārius 6 VI sēnārius...
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Empire Gold
Aureus Dacicus Silver Antonini**** (32 ****es)
Denarius (16)
Quinarius (8)
Copper Double sestertius (8)
Sestertius (2+1⁄2;
later 4) Dupondius...
-
Empire Gold
Aureus Dacicus Silver Antonini**** (32 ****es)
Denarius (16)
Quinarius (8)
Copper Double sestertius (8)
Sestertius (2+1⁄2;
later 4) Dupondius...
- the
denarius should be
given in
exchange for ten
pounds of bronze, the
quinarius for five pounds, and the
sestertius for two-and-a-half. But when the as...
