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Maronea

island, Greece
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  • Herodian coin
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    / Rise of Rome

    Maronea and Thasos issued tetradrachms that became a great commercial currency for trade across the Danube with the Scythians and Celts who imitated them. Macedonia itself issued tetradrachms bearing the names of Roman governors. In Asia, after the defeat of Antiochus III at Magnesia, there…

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    Maronea and Thasos issued tetradrachms that became a great commercial currency for trade across the Danube with the Scythians and Celts who imitated them. Macedonia itself issued tetradrachms bearing the names of Roman governors. In Asia, after the defeat of Antiochus III at Magnesia, there…

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