...heads were those of their deities, or some personage who had received divine honours. Julius Csesar was the first who obtained the express permission...example was soon followed by others. The heads of Lepidus and of Antony appear on their denarii, and even the money of Brutus, with the two daggers and...

...neads were those of their deities, or some personage who had received divine honours. Julius Сж*аг was the first who obtained the express permission...example was soon followed by others. The heads of Lepidus and of Antony appear on their denarii, and even the money of Brutus, with the two daggers and...

...living personage appeared on the public money ; the heads were those of their deities, or some personage who had received divine honours. Julius Caesar was...example was soon followed by others. The heads of Lepidus, and of Antony, appear on their denarii, and even the money of Brutus with the two daggers...

...heads were those of their deities, or some personage who had received divine honours. Julius Ctesar was the first who obtained the express permission...example was soon followed by others. The heads of Lepidus, and of Antony, appear on their denarii, and even the money of Brutus with the two daggers...

...coined 206 uc Iron money was used in Sparta, and iron and tin in Britain. — Dufresnoy. Julius Cœsar was the first who obtained the express permission...portrait on the coins, and the example was soon followed. In the earlier and more simple days of Rome, the likeness of no living personage appeared upon their...

...heads are those of the Deities, or of deified persons. Julius Cesar was the first who obtained the permission of the senate to place his portrait on the coins, and the example was soon followed. The heads of Lcpidus and Anthony, appear on their denarii. Everything, says Mr. Akermun, appears to...

...heads were those of their deities, or some personage who had received divine honours. Julius Ctesar was the first who obtained the express permission of the senate to place his jortrait on the coins ; and the example was soon followed by others. The heads of Lepidus, and of Antony,...

...deities, or some personage who had received divine honors. Julius Caesar was the first who obtained express permission of the senate to place his portrait on the coins ; and his example was soon followed by others. The heads of Lepidus, and of Antony, appear on their denarii...

...Solidus.1 It has been remarked,2 that " in the earliest and more simple days of Rome, the portrait of no living personage appeared on the public money...of the Senate to place his portrait on the coins. The example was soon followed by others :" and happily ; for this circumstance constitutes one great...

...Gold was coined 206 B. c. Iron money was used in Sparta, and Iron and tin in Britain. — Dufresnoy. Julius Caesar was the first who obtained the express...portrait on the coins, and the example was soon followed. In the earlier and more simple days of Rome, the likeness of no living personage appeared upon their...