01 Arabic Gold Coins. Corpus 1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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PERSONAGES
Dynastis, Historical Outlines
Personage Names and Horizontal Inscriptions
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INSCRIPTIONS
Marginal Inscriptions
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MINTS
Mints in Alphabetical Order
Mints in Geographical Order
Dates, Mints and Numers of the Catalogue
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INSTRUCTIONS
Instructions to the Use of the Notes
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CATALOGUE
Details: see in the next page
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Abbasid Caliph 5. Harun al-Rashid, 170-193H = 786-809C
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PLATES
Enlarged 108%
Callegher Bruno
Nulla dies sine linea: among the dinars of 65-334H / 684-946CE
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UP-TO-DATE REVISION 2012
Prize, usefulness and importance of the Corpus
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Giulio Bernardi
(Trieste) is a collector, a professional numismatist and a scholar of medieval
coinage.
His essays include Monetazione del Patriarcato di Aquileia, Trieste 1975 and Il
Duecento a Trieste.
Le monete, Trieste 1995. Over the years, his interest as a scholar and collector
focused on the islamic coinage, that has been the key topic of several articles,
including Contributi alla storia numismatica di Rayy, “Gazzetta Svizzera di
Numismatica” 40/159 (1990), pp. 63-66; Il dinar di ‘Abd al-Malik coniato
nell’anno 77H.
Un esame
comparativo dei coni di martello e d’incudine, “Rivista Svizzera di Numismatica”,
80 (2001), pp. 131-137.
www.numismaticabernardi.com
cbern@spin.it
Now, at long last, the world of Islamic numismatics has been provided with a
comprehensive compilation and guide to the first period of Islamic gold coinage
from the time of the Umayyad caliph ‘Abd al-Malik bin Marwn until the deposition
of the Abbasid caliph al-Mustakfi in 334 Hijra (946 CE).
Robert
Darley-Doran