Roman Imperial Money - Michael Grant: Roman Imperial Money. Pp. xi + 324; 88 figs., 40 plates. Edinburgh: Nelson, 1954. Cloth, 50 s. net [Book Review]

The Classical Review 6 (01):54-56 (1956)
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