CHAPTER XX.

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JEWISH COINS

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CHAPTER XXI.

THE FIRST COPPER COINAGE OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC.-THE ORIGIN

OF THE "AS," AND ITS SUB-DIVISIONS, IN ROME, AND OTHER

PARTS OF ITALY

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THE FIRST SILVER AND GOLD COINAGES OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC-

SILVER AND GOLD COINS OF THE SOCIAL WAR-AND THE

FAMILY, OR CONSULAR COINS

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First Coinage of Silver

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Of the Silver Coined for the Romans by the subjected Greek

Cities

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The First Roman Coinage of Gold

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Silver Coins of the Social War

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Coins of the Roman Republic, termed "Family" or Consular

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Posthumous Portraits on the Roman "Family Coins"

Contemporary Portraits on Coins of the Roman Republic

Of the Coins in general of the last period of the Republic and

Triumvirate

CHAPTER XXIII.

THE ROMANO-GREEK, OR, IMPERIAL GREEK COINAGE

Roman Colonial Coins

CHAPTER XXIV.

COINAGE OF ROME FROM THE REIGN OF AUGUSTUS TO THAT OF

Coins of the Reign of Tiberius, from A.D. 14 to 37

The Reign of Caligula, from A.D. 37 to 41

Coins of the Reign of Claudius, from A.D. 41 to 54

Coins of the Reign of Nero, from A.D. 54 to 68

Galba, from A.D. 68 to 69

Otho, ascended the Throne and died in A.D. 69 .

Vitellius, ascended the Throne and was murdered in A.D. 69

Vespasian, from A.D. 69 to 79

Titus, from A.D. 79 to 81

Domitian, from A.D. 81 to 96

Nerva, from A.D. 96 to 98

Trajan, from A.D. 98 to 117

Hadrian, from A.D. 117 to 138

Antoninus Pius, from A.D. 138 to 161

Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus, from A.D. 161 to 180

Commodus, from A.D. 180 to 193

Pertinax, from January to March, A.D. 193

Julianus Didius, from March to June, A.D. 193

Pescennius Niger, A.D. 193 to 195

Albinus, A.D. 193 to 197

Septimus Severus, from A.D. 193 to 211

Caracalla and Geta, from A.D. 211 to 217

Macrinus, from A.D. 217 to 218

Heliogabalus, from A.D. 218 to 222

Alexander, from A.D. 222 to 235

Maximinus, from A.D. 235 to 238

Maximus, Gordianus Africanus, Gordianus Africanus, jun.,
Babbinus, Pupienus, and Gordianus Pius, and Philip the
Arabian, from A.D. 218 to 249

Marinus Jotapianus, Pacatianus, and Sponsianus, Pretenders,
between A.D. 248 and 250 .

Trebonianus Gallus, from A.D. 252 to 254

Emilianus, declared Emperor A.D. 254, and assassinated the

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CHAPTER XXV.

COINS OF THE LOWER ROMAN EMPIRE, FROM THE REIGN OF CLAUDIUS
GOTHICUS, 268 A.D., TO THE DISSOLUTION OF THE WESTERN
EMPIRE UNDER ROMULUS Augustulus, 476 A.D.; WITH A
DESCRIPTION OF THE MONEY CIRCULATING IN ITALY AFTER
THAT EPOCH, AND A SKETCH OF THE COINAGE OF THE EASTERN
EMPIRE TILL ITS DISSOLUTION

COINS OF THE ROMAN EMPERORS OF THE EAST, FROM THE SEPARATION

OF THE EASTERN AND WESTERN EMPIRES TO THE TIME OF THE

TAKING OF CONSTANTINOPLE IN 1453 BY MAHOMET II.

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CHAPTER XXVI.

THE WEIGHTS, METALS, VALUES, TYPES, INSCRIPTIONS, ETC., OF THE

ROMAN COINAGE.

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Weights, Values, and Denominations of Roman Metals, Copper

Roman Silver, its Weights, Values, and Denominations

Types of the Roman Coinage

Inscriptions on the Roman Coinage

Art displayed in the Roman Coinage

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CHAPTER XXVII.

CLASSIFICATION OF A CABINET OF GREEK AND ROMAN COINS-

SELECTION OF SOME PARTICULAR CLASS OF COINS AS THE
SUBJECT OF A SMALL COLLECTION-FORGERIES AND IMITA-
TIONS OF ANCIENT COINS

Selection of some particular Class of Coins

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CHAPTER XXVIII.

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COINAGE OF MODERN EUROPE, ILLUSTRATED BY THE PROGRESS OF
THE ART IN GREAT BRITAIN
COINS OF ENGLAND AFTER THE DEPARTURE OF THE ROMANS TO THE
INVASION OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR

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Coins of the Saxon Heptarchy-Series of Silver Pennies

Kings of Kent

Mercia

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COINS OF THE SOLE MONARCHS OF ENGLAND, FROM EGBERT TO

Edmund Ironside, son of Ethelred, from A.D. 1016 to 1017

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