sestertium 的定义
plural ses·ter·ti·a [se-stur-shee-uh, -shuh]. /sɛˈstɜr ʃi ə, -ʃə/.
- a money of account of ancient Rome, equal to 1000 sesterces.
更多sestertium例句
- Una se cena centies sestertium absumpturam aliquando dixerat.
- Cujum (as in cujum pecus) and sestertium are Latin instances of a nominative case being evolved from an oblique one.
- Cujus (as in cujum pecus) and sestertium are Latin instances of a nominative case being evolved from an oblique one.
- The phrase is “Decies sestertium,” which is a short way of expressing “ten times a hundred thousand sesterces.”
- Upon examining the state of his affairs, he found that there remained no more of his estate than centies sestertium, 80,729l. 3s.