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 1  2,2 |        while the inscriptions and coins call him “God” and “Lord” (
 2  2,5 |           marks of value. The new coins were struck at the three
 3  3,3 |           of the Emperor on their coins, etc. The French scholar
 4  3,9 |       Empire and India, Byzantine coins from the epoch of Constantine
 5  3,9 |           Abyssinians (Axumites). Coins with the names of the Byzantine
 6  4   |       official name; on Byzantine coins, in the western official
 7  4,1 |         amount of gold and silver coins to be made from them. As
 8  4,1 |          objects, gold and bronze coins, and lead seals.[73] Unfortunately,
 9  4,4 |           dealing with forgery of coins, official seals, and public
10  5,8 |       reflected also on Byzantine coins and seals. An entirely new
11  5,8 |           eighth century. The new coins and seals sometimes bore
12  5,8 |        the whole, the type on the coins was confined almost exclusively
13  5,8 |      saints again appeared on the coins and seals.~ Iconoclasm alienated
14  7,4 |      Along with the former golden coins of full weight, which were
15  7,4 |        consisted of twelve silver coins or miliarisia, was equal
16  7,4 |         value only to four silver coins, one-third as much. But
17  9,6 |          annually to 200,000 gold coins, while Byzantium received
18  9,17|           be noticed on Byzantine coins. In the fourteenth century,
19  9,17| Constantinople was reproduced. No coins of the last Byzantine emperor,