solidum
noun as in strong fondness
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Example:The Solidus was a key denomination in medieval European commerce.
Definition:A gold coin in Roman currency.
Example:Solidi were an integral part of the Byzantine Empire's currency system.
Definition:A system of money in use in a country or region.
Example:Solidus coins were a symbol of imperial power and prestige.
Definition:Relating to an emperor or emperors; sovereign.
Example:Solidi were often used for large transactions and high-value denominations.
Definition:A named subunit of a currency in a system of money; the value of a specific coin or note.
Example:Constantine I's Solidus was instrumental in stabilizing the silver currency of the Roman Empire.
Definition:A large group of states or countries under a single supreme authority.
Example:The widespread use of Solidi facilitated commerce throughout the Eastern Roman Empire.
Definition:Trade or exchange of goods and services; the commercial interaction between individuals, groups, etc.
Example:Historians often use sistraca and numismatic evidence like Solidi to verify historical accounts.
Definition:A reference or quotation, especially from an ancient text or manuscript.
Example:Numismatists collect ancient Solidi to study the history and economics of the Roman Empire.
Definition:Relating to coins and other forms of currency, the collection and study of which is numismatics.
Example:Solidus coins were often minted by skilled goldsmiths in the imperial mints.
Definition:A person who works with gold, especially in the manufacture of jewelry.
Example:The solidus was minted in various locations across the Roman Empire.
Definition:A place where metal coins are produced in large quantities; a coin factory.
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