The Roman Concept of Fides

Having been asked I may as well mention where the name Fides comes from, sourced from the ‪Latin‬ language representing "good faith" "integrity" in all dealings and transactions across the globe, or as I put it, ‪brotherhood‬ before ‪business‬. As the ‪Roman‬ Concept goes: "FIDES" is often (and wron

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Choice Almost Uncirculated Emperor Hadrian (117-138 CE) Roman Empire denarius coin. 3.25g, issued 134-138 CE, RIC 241a variety (draped on listed), RSC

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Rare genuine ancient Roman coin silver denarius Maximinus I Thrax Fides standard

Rev.: FIDES MILITVM AVG N / MOSTT Fides standing front, head to left, holding standard in each hand. Laureate head of Maxentius to right. Valor

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Radiate head of Quintillus right IMP C M AVR CL QVINTILLVS AVGFides standing left holding standard and scepter. FIDES MILITVM E in right field

Roman empire Quintillus - FIDES MILITVM - 19 mm / 2.92 gr.

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Obverse: GALLIENVS AVG, radiate and cuirassed bust rightReverse: FIDES EXE-RC VIII, Fides standing front, head right, holding legionary eagle and ensi

Roman empire Gallienus Ae Antoninianus - FIDES MILITVM - 20 mm / 2.34 gr.