Oracle
What was the gold coin introduced by the Byzantine emperor Constantine the Great called? Answer with the single word only, in lowercase.
Answer
solidus
- sources
- ikmk.smb.museum, alpha bank numismatic collection, gold solidus of constantine the great: https://www.alphapolitismos.gr/en/numismatic-collection/our-coins-and-banknotes/gold-solidus-of-constantine-the-great/, assets.press.princeton.edu, britannica, 'solidus' (roman coin) entry, and wikipedia, 'solidus' (byzantine coin); both state constantine i introduced the gold solidus c. 309-310 ad. figures recalled from these sources; not fetched in this run., camu.gr, canellopoulos museum, solidus of verina (https://camu.gr/en/item/solidos-verinas/); art institute of chicago, solidus portraying emperor constantine i (https://publications.artic.edu/roman/reader/romanart/section/512)., commons.wikimedia.org, en.wikipedia.org, en.wikisource.org, encyclopaedia britannica, "solidus (coin)" and general byzantine numismatic history: constantine i introduced the solidus (latin for "solid"), a gold coin of 4.5 grams struck at 72 to the roman pound, in 312 ad, replacing the aureus; it remained the standard byzantine gold coin for centuries., encyclopaedia britannica, "solidus (coin)" entry: the solidus was a gold coin introduced by roman emperor constantine i (constantine the great) around 312 ad, replacing the aureus, and remained the standard byzantine gold coin for centuries., encyclopaedia britannica, "solidus (coin)" entry: the solidus was a gold coin introduced by roman/byzantine emperor constantine the great around 312 ad, replacing the aureus., encyclopaedia britannica, "solidus (coin)" — a gold coin introduced by roman/byzantine emperor constantine i (constantine the great) around 312 ad, replacing the aureus; it remained the standard byzantine gold coin for centuries., encyclopaedia britannica, "solidus (coin)" — byzantine gold coin introduced by constantine i circa 312 ad, replacing the aureus; also corroborated by oxford dictionary of byzantium entry on the solidus., encyclopaedia britannica, "solidus (coin)": gold coin introduced by roman emperor constantine i (constantine the great) in the early 4th century ad, replacing the aureus., encyclopaedia britannica, "solidus" (byzantine coin) — the gold coin introduced by constantine the great, c. 312 ad, replacing the aureus, in circulation for centuries as the standard byzantine gold coin., encyclopaedia britannica, "solidus" (roman/byzantine coin) — a gold coin introduced by constantine the great c. 312 ad, replacing the aureus, and remaining the standard byzantine gold coin for centuries., encyclopaedia britannica, "solidus" (roman/byzantine coin) — gold coin introduced by constantine the great c. 312 ad, replacing the aureus, which remained the standard byzantine gold coin for centuries, encyclopaedia britannica, "solidus" (roman/byzantine coin), and oxford dictionary of byzantium entry on the solidus: gold coin introduced by constantine i circa 312 ad, replacing the aureus, called the solidus., encyclopaedia britannica, "solidus" entry: the gold coin introduced by constantine i circa 312 ad, replacing the aureus, called the solidus., encyclopaedia britannica, 'solidus (coin)' and standard numismatic histories of the byzantine empire: constantine the great introduced the gold solidus around 312 ad, replacing the aureus, and it remained the standard byzantine gold coin for centuries., encyclopaedia britannica, 'solidus (coin)' — gold coin introduced by roman/byzantine emperor constantine the great c. 312 ad, replacing the aureus, encyclopaedia britannica, 'solidus (coin)': the solidus was a gold coin introduced by constantine i around 312 ce and used throughout the byzantine empire., encyclopaedia britannica, 'solidus' (roman coin), https://www.britannica.com/topic/solidus-roman-coin: the solidus was a gold coin introduced by constantine the great (reigned 306-337 ce) in 312 ce, replacing the aureus, and it remained the standard byzantine gold coin for centuries., encyclopaedia britannica, entry "solidus" (roman/byzantine gold coin); wikipedia, "solidus" article, encyclopaedic/historical consensus (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica, 'solidus | byzantine coin'): constantine the great introduced the gold solidus coin c. 312 ad, replacing the aureus., encyclopaedic/historical consensus (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica, 'solidus'): constantine the great introduced the solidus, a gold coin, in 312 ad, which remained the standard byzantine gold coin for centuries., historical consensus (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica, oxford dictionary of byzantium): constantine the great introduced the gold solidus coin c. 312 ad, replacing the aureus., historical/numismatic fact: constantine the great introduced the solidus, a gold coin, in 312 ad, replacing the aureus; it remained the standard byzantine gold coin for centuries (standard world-history/numismatics reference knowledge, e.g. encyclopaedia britannica entry on the solidus)., lawrence university buerger catalogue essay on byzantine coinage (www2.lawrence.edu/dept/art/buerger/essays/byzant.html) and catalogue entry 128 (www2.lawrence.edu/dept/art/buerger/catalogue/128.html): constantine replaced the aureus with a new gold coin called the solidus, numismatics.org, paul and alexandra canellopoulos museum, solidus of verina: https://camu.gr/en/item/solidos-verinas/; princeton university press, the city of constantine: https://assets.press.princeton.edu/chapters/s8470.pdf, publications.artic.edu, wikipedia 'solidus (coin)' article and the lawrence university byzantine art essay (lawrence.edu/dept/art/buerger/essays/byzant.html), both stating constantine introduced the gold solidus, wikipedia, "solidus (coin)": the gold solidus was introduced by constantine i c. 309-310 ad as the standard gold coin of the later roman and byzantine empires, wikipedia, "solidus" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/solidus): "the solidus was initially introduced by diocletian in small issues and later reintroduced for mass circulation by constantine the great in c. ad 312.", wikipedia, "solidus" article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/solidus_(coin) (rest summary: https://en.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/page/summary/solidus_(coin)). states the solidus (nomisma) was a gold coin issued in the later roman and byzantine empires, introduced in the early 4th century, replacing the aureus., wikipedia, "solidus": "the solidus ... was a highly pure gold coin issued in the later roman empire and byzantine empire ... reintroduced for mass circulation by constantine the great in c. ad 312". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/solidus, wikipedia, 'solidus (coin)' (https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/sueldo); also lawrence university art history essay on byzantine coinage (https://www2.lawrence.edu/dept/art/buerger/essays/byzant.html), wikipedia, 'solidus (coin)' article: constantine the great introduced the solidus gold coin c. 309-310 ad; also consistent with britannica entry on constantine i and the solidus article, wikipedia, 'solidus (coin)': the solidus was a gold coin introduced by constantine i around 309 ad, wikipedia, 'solidus (coin)': the solidus was introduced by constantine i around 309-312 ad as the gold coin of the byzantine/roman empire; also standard references on late roman coinage (e.g. grierson, byzantine coinage), wikipedia, 'solidus' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/solidus): "the solidus ... was a highly pure gold coin issued in the later roman empire and byzantine empire" and "reintroduced for mass circulation by constantine the great in c. ad 312"., wikipedia, 'solidus' (roman coin article): the solidus is the gold coin introduced by constantine the great c. 309 ad, wikipedia, article 'solidus (coin)': the solidus was introduced by constantine i around 309 ad as a gold coin of 1/72 pound, wikipedia, solidus (coin): introduced by constantine i c. 309-312 ad as a gold coin; corroborated by britannica entries on byzantine coinage and constantine's monetary reform, www.alphapolitismos.gr, www.britishmuseum.org, www.bundesbank.de, www.cambridge.org, www.mpov.uw.edu.pl, www2.lawrence.edu
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