Manual of Classical Literature
Manual of Classical Literature
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217, it passed as equal to sixteen asses. The proper value of it also varied at different times. The Quinarint was half the Denanus, and marked V. The Settertiut was a fourth part-^of the Denarius, and ori^nally equal to 2^ •8868 (hence its name temi» tertius), and marked LLS, i. e. Libra Libra iSemtf , abbre- Tiated IIS or HS. After the reduction of the at to one ounce, the Sestertius passed for four asses. The Sestertius was often called iVummtw.— Gold coin was first stamped at Rome B. C. 207...; the most common coin was the Aureus or Solidutj equal in weight to two Denarii and a Quinarius, and in value to twenty-five Denarii.
3. The temple of Juno Moneta was the place of the Roman mint, where their mo- ney wss coined ; the term moneta (whence money) referred originally to the image, or stamp, impressed on the coin and reminding one of the person or thing represented.
The mint was under the care of the Triummri monetaUt ; the coins were examined by the NummnlariL The impression on the As or Assipondium was a Janue hifront OD one side and on the reverse the rostrum of a thip ; on the Semit and Quadrane (called also Sembella and Temnciut) was a hoot instead of the rostrum.
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217, it passed as equal to sixteen asses. The proper value of it also varied at different times. The Quinarint was half the Denanus, and marked V. The Settertiut was a fourth part-^of the Denarius, and ori^nally equal to 2^ •8868 (hence its name temi» tertius), and marked LLS, i. e. Libra Libra iSemtf , abbre- Tiated IIS or HS. After the reduction of the at to one ounce, the Sestertius passed for four asses. The Sestertius was often called iVummtw.— Gold coin was first stamped at Rome B. C. 207...; the most common coin was the Aureus or Solidutj equal in weight to two Denarii and a Quinarius, and in value to twenty-five Denarii.
3. The temple of Juno Moneta was the place of the Roman mint, where their mo- ney wss coined ; the term moneta (whence money) referred originally to the image, or stamp, impressed on the coin and reminding one of the person or thing represented.
The mint was under the care of the Triummri monetaUt ; the coins were examined by the NummnlariL The impression on the As or Assipondium was a Janue hifront OD one side and on the reverse the rostrum of a thip ; on the Semit and Quadrane (called also Sembella and Temnciut) was a hoot instead of the rostrum.
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