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Page 359
... Roman Empire , which was concluded at the city of Margus ( Požarevac ) . By the terms of the treaty the Romans undertook to double the subsidies they had been paying to the Huns and in future to pay 700 pounds ( 300 kilograms ) of gold ...
... Roman Empire , which was concluded at the city of Margus ( Požarevac ) . By the terms of the treaty the Romans undertook to double the subsidies they had been paying to the Huns and in future to pay 700 pounds ( 300 kilograms ) of gold ...
Page 371
... Roman coinage . Gold and silver pieces , their designs reflecting many facets of imperial publicity , were issued in great quantities at a number of widely dis- tributed mints ; and from about 19 ( or perhaps 23 ) BC onward the absence ...
... Roman coinage . Gold and silver pieces , their designs reflecting many facets of imperial publicity , were issued in great quantities at a number of widely dis- tributed mints ; and from about 19 ( or perhaps 23 ) BC onward the absence ...
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... Roman times Early Middle Ages Germanic and Slavic settlement The Babenberg period Late Middle Ages The contest for the Babenberg heritage The accession of the Habsburgs The division of the Habsburg lands The Burgundian and Spanish ...
... Roman times Early Middle Ages Germanic and Slavic settlement The Babenberg period Late Middle Ages The contest for the Babenberg heritage The accession of the Habsburgs The division of the Habsburg lands The Burgundian and Spanish ...
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