Sentence examples for mint of from inspiring English sources

The mint of Rome continued its regular series until about 37 and then ceased.

Until the 16th century it was the largest city, economic centre, and mint of Saxony.

Their production came to be confined principally to the mint of Rome.

But these "Likes" are dispensed entirely by Facebook, meaning they would also be the mint of a self-contained economy.

A large portion of that stems from the company's printer division, long regarded as a veritable mint of profits, much of which is held overseas.

Renamed Caesarea Cappadociae early in the 1st century ce, it served as the capital and imperial mint of the Roman province of Cappadocia.

Suitable garnishes include a twig of mint, slices of strawberries and glacé cherries.

Only in Mexico were there mints of any importance, situated in 10 different localities.

Metapontum, Tarentum, Thurium, Velia, and Syracuse were among the more prolific silver mints of the west.

No invoking of the 14th amendment, no minting of a platinum coin, no IOUs.

Incessantly, "The Crown" insists that the minting of royal images serves to maintain national identity.