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   Roma

   義大利足球甲級聯賽

   May 26, 賽果

   

   Empoli

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   Carlo Castellani

   

   羅馬

   M. Cancellieri (13')

   M. Niang (90'+3')

   H. Aouar (45'+1')

   其他比賽

   義大利足球甲級聯賽					終場
   5月 19日	vs		熱拿亞		W 1 - 0
   賽事分析

   Rank		GP	W	D	L	Pts
   1 國際米蘭		38	29	7	2	94
   2 AC米蘭		38	22	9	7	75
   3 祖雲達斯		38	19	14	5	71
   4 阿特蘭大		38	21	6	11	69
   5 博洛尼亞		38	18	14	6	68
   6 羅馬		38	18	9	11	63
   7 拉素		38	18	7	13	61
   8 費倫天拿		38	17	9	12	60
   9 拖連奴		38	13	14	11	53
   10 拿玻里		38	13	14	11	53
   11 熱拿亞		38	12	13	13	49
   12 Monza		38	11	12	15	45
   13 維羅納		38	9	11	18	38
   14 Lecce		38	8	14	16	38
   15 烏甸尼斯		38	6	19	13	37
   16 卡利亞里		38	8	12	18	36
   17 Empoli		38	9	9	20	36
   18 Frosinone		38	8	11	19	35
   19 薩斯索羅		38	7	9	22	30
   20 Salernitana		38	2	11	25	17

2. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › monetary-history-ofThe First Two-Tier Monetary System of Rome – the Victoriati

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   Rome could not repay Hiero II. Centurians and officers now went without pay and the owner of ships paid the cost of their own crews. This helped to reduce the cost of the war by 20%. Silver was in short supply and the Senate issued heavy bronze coinage to try to pay for costs.

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3. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › monetary-history-ofMonetary History Of Imperial Rome | Armstrong Economics

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   27BC-217 AD 217-270 AD 270-294 AD 294-360 AD 360-394 AD 395-423 AD 423-518 AD Subscribe to alerts for each new post Subscribe for free to our daily news

4. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › monetary-history-ofThe Monetary History Of The Roman Republic | Armstrong Economics

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   By 290 BC, Rome had conquered central Italy. Over the next two decades, Rome became exposed to the political intrigues of South Italy. It is during this period that the designs of the Aes Signatum begin to take on a military motif in addition to adding the

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5. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › monetary-history-ofThe Monetary History Of Rome | Armstrong Economics

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   Monetary History of the World. © Martin A. Armstrong. The monetary history of Rome is divided into three sections - Republic, Imperial and by individual Emperor. The first two sections provide a chronology of.

6. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › monetary-history-ofRoman Coinage Mint Marks | Armstrong Economics

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   2014年7月23日 · Roman Mintmarks By Mint Mint Dates of Operation Mintmarks Alexandria, Egypt 294 - 421 and 457 - 474 A.D. AL, ALE, ALEX, SMAL (Notes: Issued currency for the.

7. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › panicsFinancial Panic 142-141BC | Armstrong Economics

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   By about 142 to 140 BC, the Roman monetary system goes through a suspension of the minting of the Roman bronze As. Previously, the silver denarius was valued at 10 bronze As denoted by the “X” on the obverse behind the bust of Roma.

8. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › monetary-history-ofGaius Julius Caesar - 44BC | Armstrong Economics

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   Gaius Julius Caesar – 44BC. Spread the love. Dictator, 48 – 44 BC. Born 100 BC – Assassinated 44 BC, age 56. Temple of Alexandria & the Black Bust of Caesar. Commissioned by Cleopatra. Gaius Julius Caesar was born to an aristocratic family. His parents were Gaius Julius Caesar and Aurelia.