The Roman Concept of Fides

Having been asked I may as well mention where the name Fides comes from, sourced from the ‪Latin‬ language representing "good faith" "integrity" in all dealings and transactions across the globe, or as I put it, ‪brotherhood‬ before ‪business‬. As the ‪Roman‬ Concept goes: "FIDES" is often (and wron

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Radiate head of Quintillus right IMP C M AVR CL QVINTILLVS AVGFides standing left holding standard and scepter. FIDES MILITVM E in right field

Roman empire Quintillus - FIDES MILITVM - 19 mm / 2.92 gr.

Philip I (AD 244-249), silver antoninianus, Rome. - FIDES

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Fides - Wikipedia

Fides was the goddess of trust, good faith and honesty. Her temple on the Roman Capital was where the Roman Senate signed and kept the state treaties

134 NGC MS Hadrian Denarius Roman Empire Fides Fruit Mint State (20111703C)

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IMP C MAXENTIVS PF AVG; laureate head right.FIDES MILITVM AVG N; Fides standing left with standard in each hand

Roman Empire Maxentius - FIDES MILITVM AVG N, Ostia - 24 mm / 5.97 gr.

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Roman Empire. Quintillus (AD 270). Antoninianus Minted in Rome