Denarius Collection
The denarius, a coin of great historical significance, has been immortalized through various artistic depictions and stories
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The denarius, a coin of great historical significance, has been immortalized through various artistic depictions and stories. In the parable of the laborers in the vineyard, Jesus used a denarius to illustrate fairness and equality in God's kingdom. Similarly, in the Parable of the Talents, an artist named Lucas van Doetechum captured this story on an engraving featuring a denarius as a symbol of wealth and opportunity. Not all associations with They can positive though. An infamous event depicted in an engraving is "The murder of Caesar, " where his image can be seen on this ancient coin. Another engraving showcases Puteal, which was believed to be a sacred enclosure for spirits or deities. Throughout history, many different versions of They were minted by unknown creators. One such coin from 68-69 AD portrays Victory, highlighting Rome's military prowess and conquests. Another from 118 BCE depicts Roma, personifying Rome itself as a powerful goddess. Denarii also featured prominent figures like Pompey the Great during Roman Republic rule and Empress Julia Mamaea during Severus Alexander's reign. These coins served not only as currency but also as propaganda tools to promote loyalty towards these rulers. Even lesser-known individuals like King Ancus Marcius (56 BCE) and Empress Julia Maesa (223) were commemorated on denarii coins issued by their respective authorities.