Antiquiores Pontificum Romanorum Denarii... is a historical work detailing the ancient coinage of the Roman pontiffs. Written in Latin, this book offers a scholarly examination of the coins, likely exploring their historical context, designs, and significance within the history of the papacy and the Catholic Church. Benedictus Floravantis and Giovanni Vignoli present a study that would appeal to numismatists, historians of the Church, and collectors interested in the material culture of the Roman papacy. The book provides valuable insights into the intersection of religious authority and economic practices in early Rome. Its detailed exploration will enrich the understanding of both numismatic history and the historical role of the pontiffs.

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