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What was the main silver coin of ancient Rome called? Answer with the single word only, in lowercase.

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denarius
sources
www.si.edu, americanhistory.si.edu, britannica, 'denarius' (roman coin); wikipedia, 'denarius' — both state the denarius was the principal silver coin of the roman republic and empire, bundesbank money museum, ‘currency and confidence in ancient rome’ (https://www.bundesbank.de/resource/blob/616764/64fa86e9b992efe96e39aecaf3297376/ml/currency-and-confidence-in-ancient-rome-data.pdf); mansfield museum, ‘roman treasure’ (https://www.mansfield.gov.uk/museum/homepage/1057/roman-treasure)., common historical/numismatic reference (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius'; and standard roman coinage references) identifying the denarius as the main silver coin of ancient rome, data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk, deutsche bundesbank money museum, currency and confidence in ancient rome, https://www.bundesbank.de/resource/blob/616764/64fa86e9b992efe96e39aecaf3297376/ml/currency-and-confidence-in-ancient-rome-data.pdf, en.wikipedia.org, encyclopaedia britannica, "denarius | roman coin" (britannica.com/topic/denarius) and standard numismatic references (e.g., oxford classical dictionary) identifying the denarius as the main silver coin of ancient rome, encyclopaedia britannica, "denarius" (ancient roman coin) and standard numismatic references on roman coinage, encyclopaedia britannica, "denarius" (ancient roman coin) — https://www.britannica.com/topic/denarius; and standard numismatic reference (e.g. crawford, roman republican coinage) identifying the denarius as the main silver coin of ancient rome from its introduction c. 211 bc through the early empire., encyclopaedia britannica, "denarius" (ancient roman coin) — the denarius was the principal silver coin of the roman republic and the roman empire, first struck c. 211 bc and remaining the main silver denomination for centuries., encyclopaedia britannica, "denarius" (ancient roman coin); oxford classical dictionary entry on roman coinage — both identify the denarius as the main silver coin of ancient rome, first struck c. 211 bc and remaining the standard silver denomination through the republic and early empire., encyclopaedia britannica, "denarius" (ancient roman coin); oxford classical dictionary entry on roman coinage, both identifying the denarius as the main silver coin of ancient rome, encyclopaedia britannica, "denarius" (ancient roman coin); standard numismatic histories of rome, encyclopaedia britannica, "denarius" (https://www.britannica.com/topic/denarius); the denarius was the standard silver coin of ancient rome from c. 211 bc through the early empire., encyclopaedia britannica, "denarius" (roman coin) - standard silver coin of ancient rome, encyclopaedia britannica, "denarius" (roman coin); and oxford classical dictionary entry on roman coinage, both identifying the denarius as the main silver coin of ancient rome, encyclopaedia britannica, "denarius" entry (ancient roman coinage) and standard numismatic reference works (e.g. harold mattingly, roman coins), which identify the denarius as the main silver coin of ancient rome, introduced c. 211 bc and remaining the principal silver denomination through the republic and into the empire., encyclopaedia britannica, "denarius" entry (ancient roman coinage): the denarius was the main silver coin of ancient rome, introduced c. 211 bc and used throughout the republic and empire., encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius | roman coin' (britannica.com/topic/denarius); oxford classical dictionary entry on roman coinage identify the denarius as the principal silver coin of ancient rome, introduced c. 211 bc and used through the republic and early empire., encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius | roman coin' (britannica.com/topic/denarius-roman-coin) and standard numismatic references on roman coinage, identifying the denarius as the chief silver coin of ancient rome, encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius | roman coin' (britannica.com/topic/denarius-roman-coin); wikipedia, 'denarius' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/denarius) — both state the denarius was the main silver coin of ancient rome., encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius' (ancient roman coin): https://www.britannica.com/topic/denarius, encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius' (ancient roman coin); encyclopaedia britannica, 'roman republic coinage' — both state the denarius was the main/standard silver coin of ancient rome, encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius' (roman coin) — standard reference: the denarius was the chief silver coin of ancient rome., encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius' (roman coin) — the denarius was the main silver coin of ancient rome, introduced c. 211 bc and used for centuries as the standard roman silver denomination., encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius' (roman coin): https://www.britannica.com/topic/denarius, encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius' (roman coin): the denarius was the main silver coin of the roman republic and early empire, struck from c. 211 bc., encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius' (roman coin); britannica/other numismatic references describe the denarius as the principal silver coin of ancient rome, introduced c. 211 bc and used throughout the republic and into the empire., encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius' (roman coin); oxford classical dictionary entry on roman coinage, both identifying the denarius as the main silver coin of ancient rome, encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius' entry (ancient roman coin); corroborated by standard numismatic references on roman currency, encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius' entry (britannica.com/topic/denarius); also wikipedia, 'denarius', encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius' entry: the denarius was the main silver coin of ancient rome, introduced c. 211 bc and used as the standard unit of roman currency for centuries., encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius' entry: the denarius was the standard silver coin of ancient rome from c. 211 bc through the early roman empire, encyclopaedia britannica, 8th ed. (1853–60), numismatics: https://jimclifford.ca/britannica-articles-4/a/eb.16/193322699/350.html, encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'denarius' (roman coin): 'denarius, ... the main silver coin of the roman republic and the roman empire', general historical knowledge of roman coinage (the denarius was the standard roman silver coin for centuries), general historical knowledge of roman coinage: the denarius was the standard silver coin of ancient rome from c. 211 bc through the early imperial period, as documented in standard numismatic and classical history references (e.g., encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius'), mansfield museum, roman treasure: https://www.mansfield.gov.uk/museum/homepage/1057/roman-treasure, mansfield museum, ‘roman treasure’ (https://www.mansfield.gov.uk/museum/homepage/1057/roman-treasure): identifies denarii as the silver coin that was the mainstay of early roman money., penelope.uchicago.edu, publications.artic.edu, smithsonian institution, 1 denarius, roman republic, 54 bce: https://www.si.edu/object/nmah_1398585 (states that the denarius was the basic silver coin of the roman republic and roman empire)., smithsonian national museum of american history, '1 denarius, roman republic, 54 bce' (https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/object/nmah_1398585): identifies the denarius as the basic silver coin of the roman republic and roman empire., smithsonian national museum of american history, 'denarius, roman republic, 54 bce': https://www.si.edu/object/nmah_1398585, smithsonian national museum of american history, ‘1 denarius, roman republic, 54 bce’ (si.edu/object/nmah_1398585): denarius was the basic silver coin of the roman republic and empire., standard numismatic and historical reference consensus (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius'; oxford classical dictionary): the main silver coin of ancient rome was the denarius., standard numismatic history (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica, 'denarius'; harl, coinage in the roman economy, 300 b.c. to a.d. 700): the denarius was the main silver coin of ancient rome, introduced c. 211 bc and remaining the principal silver denomination through most of the republic and empire., teecemuseum.nz, wikipedia, "denarius" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/denarius): "the denarius was the standard roman silver coin from its introduction in the second punic war c. 211 bc to the reign of gordian iii"., wikipedia, "denarius" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/denarius): "the denarius was the standard roman silver coin from its introduction in the second punic war c. 211 bc to the reign of gordian iii, when it was gradually replaced by the antoninianus.", wikipedia, "denarius" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/denarius): the denarius was the standard roman silver coin from its introduction in the second punic war c. 211 bc., wikipedia, "denarius" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/denarius (britannica page blocked by cloudflare at fetch time), wikipedia, "denarius": "the denarius ... was the standard roman silver coin from its introduction in the second punic war c. 211 bc." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/denarius, wikipedia, 'denarius' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/denarius); moneymuseum.com, 'the denarius - the main currency of roman times', wikipedia, 'denarius' article (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/denarius), which describes the denarius as the main silver coin of ancient rome, wikipedia, 'denarius' article (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/denarius), states the denarius was the main silver coin of ancient rome, wikipedia, 'denarius' article (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/denarius): the denarius was the main silver coin of ancient rome from c. 211 bc until the 3rd century ad, wikipedia, 'denarius' article, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/denarius: 'the denarius ... was the standard roman silver coin from its introduction in the second punic war c. 211 bc to the reign of gordian iii (ad 238-244).', wikipedia, 'denarius' article: the denarius was the principal silver coin of the roman republic and empire, wikipedia, denarius article (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/denarius): the denarius was the main silver coin of the roman republic and early empire, world history encyclopedia, roman coinage, https://www.worldhistory.org/roman_coinage/ (states the silver denarius was the principal silver coin of rome until the 3rd century ce)., www.bundesbank.de, www.mansfield.gov.uk, www.metmuseum.org, www.moneymuseum.com, www.worldhistory.org

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    #318denariusfrom www.si.edu
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    #1966denariusfrom teecemuseum.nz
    #1814denariusfrom data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk
    #1034denariusfrom www.bundesbank.de
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