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In civilizations such as ancient Rome in which money was only in coin form, how were vast amounts of wealth stored and spent?
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I am reading the Aeneid, and I noticed that Vergil throws in a lot of random names that go unmentioned for the rest of the epic (ex: Melampus, Cydon). Would these names be recognizable to Romans?
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In civilizations such as ancient Rome in which money was only in coin form, how were vast amounts of wealth stored and spent?
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I am reading the Aeneid, and I noticed that Vergil throws in a lot of random names that go unmentioned for the rest of the epic (ex: Melampus, Cydon). Would these names be recognizable to Romans?
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