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Cassius Dio, Roman History, 60.22.3
nan  These were the honours the senate bestowed upon the reigning family; but they hated the memory of Gaius so much that they decreed that all the bronze coinage which had his likeness stamped upon it should be melted down. And yet, though this was done, the bronze was converted to no better user, for Messalina made statues of Mnester, the actor, out of it.

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1. Suetonius, Nero, 49.2 (1st cent. CE - 2nd cent. CE)

Subjects of this text:

subject	book bibliographic info
antioch (syria)	Talbert (1984) 382
coinage,as imperial prerogative	Ando (2013) 223
coinage,legitimacy of	Ando (2013) 223
damnatio memoriae'	Ando (2013) 223
emperor,,and administration coinage	Talbert (1984) 382
ex sc (coin legend)	Talbert (1984) 382
gaius (caligula),,condemned	Talbert (1984) 382
lugdunum	Talbert (1984) 382
nero,,fice	Talbert (1984) 382
nero,,relationship	Talbert (1984) 382
nero	Ando (2013) 223
sc (coin legend)	Talbert (1984) 382
senate,in latin and greek,,coinage	Talbert (1984) 382
uranius antoninus	Talbert (1984) 382