caroluses (Meaning)
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caroluses (pl.)
of Carolus
Synonyms & Antonyms of caroluses
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caroluses Sentence Examples
- The museum exhibit showcased a collection of ancient caroluses dating back to the 16th century.
- Numismatists eagerly sought after rare caroluses to add to their collections.
- Historians study the economic impact of caroluses on European trade during the Renaissance.
- Merchants traded goods using caroluses as a form of currency in bustling marketplaces.
- The value of caroluses varied depending on factors such as purity, weight, and minting year.
- Kings and rulers often commissioned the minting of new caroluses to signify their authority.
- The portrait of the reigning monarch adorned one side of the caroluses, symbolizing power and prestige.
- Collectors meticulously cataloged and cataloged their caroluses, documenting each coin's unique features.
- Caroluses were prized possessions among wealthy merchants and nobles in early modern Europe.
- Today, antique shops and auctions occasionally feature rare caroluses for sale to avid collectors.
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of Carolus
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The museum exhibit showcased a collection of ancient caroluses dating back to the 16th century.
Numismatists eagerly sought after rare caroluses to add to their collections.
Historians study the economic impact of caroluses on European trade during the Renaissance.
Merchants traded goods using caroluses as a form of currency in bustling marketplaces.
