<nowiki>sólido bizantino; solidus; ሶሊደስ; Solido; солид; Solidus; Солід; Սոլիդուս; Солид; Solidus; Solidus; ソリドゥス金貨; 苏勒德斯; Σόλιδος; Solidus; 所利都斯; סולידוס; Solidus; 蘇勒德斯; 苏勒德斯; Soladas (bonn); Solidus; solidus; Solido; Солид; solidus; solido; 蘇勒德斯; solidus; Solidus; Solidus; sòlid; 蘇勒德斯; Solidus; 苏勒德斯; 所利都斯; Solido bizantín; soldo; Солідус; solidus; Solidas; Солид; solidus; Solid; სოლიდუსი; 苏勒德斯; Solidus; Solid; solidus; Solidus; سولیدوس; солид; солід; 所利都斯; Sólido; صوليدوس; sołido; Solidus; moneda; monnaie de l'Antiquité tardive romaine; ሮማውያን እንደ ብሄራዊ መገበያያ ገንዘብ ይጠቀሙበት የነበረ የወርቅ ሳንቲሞች; рымская залатая манэта; Bizantziar txanpona; римская золотая монета; römisch-byzantinische Goldmünze; Coin; zlatnik poznega Rimskega cesarstva; munt; syiling emas; Χρυσό νόμισμα εκδοθέν στη Ρωμαϊκή Αυτοκρατορία; moneta romana introdotta da Costantino il Grande; vanha kultainen kolikkoraha; gold coin issued in the Late Roman Empire; عملة رومانية; typ římské zlaté mince; рымская залатая манета; Solido Bizantino; Solidus Bizantino; solidus; nomisma; sueldo bizantino; bezant; solidum; sol; Solidus; Aureus Solidus; Nomisma; solidus; 蘇幣; Nomizma; Soldas; Nomisma; solid; ノミスマ; ノミスマ金貨; ソリドゥス; Solidi; Sol; Солід; sol; sou; Безант; Номизма; Бизантин; سوليدوس; صرد; Νόμισμα; ნომიზმა; ბეზანტი</nowiki>
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A solidus (the Latin word for solid) was originally a gold coin issued by the Romans. It was introduced by Constantine I in the AD 309–10, and was used through the Byzantine Empire until the 10th century AD. The coin replaced the aureus as the main gold coin of the Roman Empire. Fractions of the solidus known as semissis (half-solidi) and tremissis (one-third solidi) were also produced.
See also: Tetarteron , Histamenon , Hyperpyron
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Constantine V and Leo III
Michael III with Theodora
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