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Meaning of quadrans
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quadrans (n.)
A fourth part of the coin called an as. See 3d As, 2.
The fourth of a penny; a farthing. See Cur.
quadrans Sentence Examples
- In ancient Rome, the quadrans was a small bronze coin worth one-quarter of an as.
- Historians often find quadrans coins in archaeological excavations, providing insight into daily life.
- Merchants sometimes accepted quadrans as payment for small purchases.
- The quadrans was one of the lowest denominations of currency in ancient Rome.
- The value of the quadrans varied over time, reflecting changes in the Roman economy.
- Roman citizens would occasionally toss a quadrans into the fountain for good luck.
- The image of a ship on the reverse side of the quadrans symbolized commerce and trade.
- Workers earned meager wages, sometimes receiving only a quadrans for a day's labor.
- The quadrans was eventually phased out of circulation as inflation rose in the Roman Empire.
- Collectors avidly seek out quadrans coins for their historical significance and rarity.
FAQs About the word quadrans
A fourth part of the coin called an as. See 3d As, 2., The fourth of a penny; a farthing. See Cur.
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In ancient Rome, the quadrans was a small bronze coin worth one-quarter of an as.
Historians often find quadrans coins in archaeological excavations, providing insight into daily life.
Merchants sometimes accepted quadrans as payment for small purchases.
The quadrans was one of the lowest denominations of currency in ancient Rome.
