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numismatists when
referring to the
pieces of
money or coin in the
plural nomismata an
example of
which is the Aes rude of Numa
Pompilius (the 2nd King of...
- 000
nomismata annually.
Supporting the
Byzantine bureaucracy needed 500,000
nomismata. Also,
imperial largess cost the
treasury 100,000
nomismata every...
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Sophia agreed to a one-year
truce with the Persians, at the cost of 45,000
nomismata. On 7
December 574, Justin, in one of his more
lucid moments, had Tiberius...
- 16
litrai of gold and paid a roga of 40
nomismata, with one
additional litra for each
additional seven nomismata; a post in the 'Middle Hetaireia' a minimum...
- the
condition of an
immediate payment of 50,000
nomismata and an
annual tribute of 30,000
nomismata. With the
caliphate embroiled in a
succession struggle...
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terms reducing Venice's
custom duties in
Constantinople from 30
nomismata to 17
nomismata. In return, the
Venetians agreed to
transport Byzantine troops...
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ransom of 10,000,000
nomismata to Romanos IV, but he
later reduced it to 1,500,000
nomismata, with a
further 360,000
nomismata annually. It is reported...
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faucibus anguis, Est
gentilitiis nobile stemma tuis.
Talia Pellaeum gesisse nomismata regem, Vidimus,
hisque suum
concelebrare genus. Dum se
Ammone satum, matrem...
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Anatolian themes received 216 gold
nomismata annually,
while those of the
European themes received 144
nomismata, the same
amount paid to the droungarioi...
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Caliph of Baghdad,
Theophilus had John the
Grammarian distribute 36,000
nomismata to the
citizens of Baghdad. In 839 or 840, he
initiated diplomatic contact...
