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In several modern languages, including Russian and Italian, moneta (Spanish moneda) is the word for "coin". ... After the wars, the Romans honoured Hera Moneta (that is, advisor - invoking the Latin verb moneo, meaning to 'warn' or 'advise'), and, accordingly, decided to stamp the coinage in her temple.

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12y ago

I want to know that too. Now it is in a new sitcom. That is so wrong. The new sitcom is not even close to as funny as The New Adventures Of Old Christine.

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11y ago

It looks like it might be an antique sign for a town in Virginia. Don't know why it would be on the show's set!

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