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I recommend, for collectors and numismatists, useful and interesting book ..
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G. Mattingly fundamental work devoted to coins of the Roman Empire. In the West, this book has long been the foundation of ancient numismatics. The book is divided into three main historical periods: the Republic, the early Empire and late Empire and its design allows you to quickly find any interested reader section. The book has a lot of illustrations and a separate table with coins. The publication is intended for coin collectors, historians, museum curators, collectors, and anyone interested in the history of Ancient Rome.
Here is the second revised and enlarged edition of "Coins of Rome." It takes into account all noticed and corrected errors of the first edition. In addition, in the new book added a lot of illustrations as on coins, and on the history of ancient Rome as a whole. And most importantly, now has a full-color book, unlike the first black-and-white edition, which allowed her to have a much more colorful and interesting for the reader.
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 The publication is intended for coin collectors, historians, museum curators, collectors and anyone interested in the history of
Ancient World.
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Introduction
Part I. Roman Republic
Chapter I. The history of the monetary system
1. Historical overview
2. Monetary systems
3. Financial administration
4. Chronology and Coinage
Chapter II. Coins of the period: the types and legends
1. General principles
2. Types of aces
3. Types of early gold and silver coins
4. Types of coins at the end of
a) Religious Images
b) Personal Image
c) Historical Imagery
d) The images of animate and inanimate objects
d) The images of objects of art and architecture
Chapter III. Monetary system in the public life of the Roman Republic
1. The circumstances of the issue of money
2. Financial policy and theory
3. Coinage and Foreign Policy
Part II. Empire of Agusta to Diocletian
Chapter I. History of Coin Grading

1. Historical overview
2. Monetary system at various stages of development
3. Organization of the Mint
4. Chronology and mints
Chapter II. Coinage beginning of the Empire: the types and legends
1. Transition from Republic
2. General principles
3. Classification of the types of images
a) the image of the emperor and his family
b) Images related to the senate and people of Rome
c) Images related to Rome, Italy, and the provinces
g) Images related to military
d) Religious Images
e) Historical Stories
g) Rome Italy
h) animate and inanimate objects
i) Buildings
4. Coins of the early empire and the arts
Chapter III. Coins in the public life of the early Empire
1. The external world and the provinces
2. Causes of coinage
3. Financial policy
4. Crisis III. n. e.
Chapter IV. Provincial and local coinage in the early Empire
1. General provisions
2. Emissions in the provinces
3. Emissions in urban areas
4. Administration mints
5. Settlement system
6. Reasons issues
7. Types of obverse and legend
8. Types reversers and Legends
a). Religious images
b). Mythology
a.) Worship emperors
g). Personifications
d). General History
e). Local Stories
g). Military Photos
h). Buildings, statues
and). More images
9. The images on the coins of the colonies and municipal
10. Local art
11. Local chasing in the III. BC
Part III. Empire from Diocletian to Romulus Augustulus
Chapter I. The history of the monetary system of the late Roman Empire
1.Reforma Diocletian and its consequences
2.Administratsiya
3. Monetary systems
4. Successes and failures

5. Organization mints
6. Mints and chronology
Chapter II. Coinage of the empire: the types and legends
1. Major trends
2. Classification of the types of coins
a). Image of Emperor
b). Images of the emperor and the state of relations
a.) Images of the provinces and foreign countries
g). Military Photos
d). Religious images
e). Animate and inanimate objects
g). Buildings
Chapter III. Monetary system in the public life of the empire
1. Foreign countries
2. Province
3. Causes of coinage
4. Precious Metals Stocks
5. Financial theory
6. Counterfeit money
7. Price controls
8. Estate monetchikov
Epilogue
Explanation of the tables
Tables
ANDREW Pyatygin

Certain materials on ancient numismatics Rome
1. Classification of degrees of preservation of ancient coins
2. "Ephemeral" Emperors 248-297 years
3. Roman personification
4. Prices for coins of the Roman Empire



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