Norman Davies Quotes

NOMISMA, MEANING 'COIN', Was Used By Both Greeks And Romans. Our Own Word 'money' Derives, Via The French Monnaie, From The Latin Moneta, Meaning The Mint, Where Coins Are Struck. (In Early Rome The Mint Was Situated On The Capitoline Hill In The Temple Of Juno Moneta.)

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