...weight, for Vitruvius and Varro use it as double length, or measure, in the instance of dupondius pes, that is two feet and the like. Hence in the imperial...penny? yet it were fully as absurd to expect that the Roman dupondius, or dupondiarius, should weigh double the as, when it was struck in a metal, which...

...dupondiiis pcs, or two feet, <Jtc. In the imperial times, therefore, iliipondiii» was used, not to signify a coin of double the weight of the as, but of double the value. It was one of the most common of the Roman coins ; and seems to have been very common even in Constantinople....

...dupondius pes, or two feet, &c. In the imperial times, therefore, dupondius was used, not to signify a coin of double the weight of the as, but of double the value. It was one of the most common of the Koman coins ; and seems to have been very common even in Constantinople....

...Pinkerton Essay on medals I p. 146 ff. Vergl. besonders p. 147: in the imperial times it (the dupondius) did not mean a coin of double the weight of the as, but of double the value. Ihm schliefst sich Mommsen gegen ßorghesi (aa 0 p. 129ff.) an. 30) Mommsen S. 765Í. 31) Derselbe...

...Pinkerton Essay on medals I p. 146 ff. Vergl. besonders p. 147: in the imperial times it (the dupondius) did not mean a coin of double the weight of the as, but of double tbe value. Ihm schliefst sich Mommsen gegen Borghesi (aa O p. 129ff.) an. 30) Mommsen S. 765 f. 31)...

...Pinkerton Essay on medals I p. 1 46 ff. Vergl. besonders p. 147: ¡n the imperial times it (the dnpondius) did not mean a coin of double the weight of the as, but oi double the value. Ihm schliefst sich Mommsen gegen Borghesi (aa 0 p. 129 ff.) an. 30) Mommsen S....