Huberti Goltzii De Re Nummaria Antiqua, Opera Quae Extant Universa, Volume 5 is a scholarly work on ancient coinage, written in Latin. This volume offers a comprehensive examination of numismatics from classical antiquity. Authored by Hubertus Goltzius, Ludovicus Nonnius, and Jean Gaspard Cevaerts, this detailed study provides invaluable insights into the monetary systems, iconography, and historical contexts of ancient coins.
A crucial resource for historians, archaeologists, and numismatists, this volume explores the intricacies of ancient currencies and their significance in understanding the economies and cultures of past civilizations. This meticulously researched work remains essential for anyone interested in the study of ancient monetary history and related fields.
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