Hey, RenaL, what does "lastigi" mean in Turkish, anyway?
, "lastigi" is not exactly anything in Turkish. But with a hat over the letter g, it means "tyre of/for" or "rubber of/for" Google can not distinguish between, so most of those pages that come in Google lead to pages with info about car tyres.
Posted 04/27/2006 10:43 am
I guess it is somewhere around Sevilla-Spain
This is the babelfish translation of a spanish page I found when searched as "hispania lastigi"
"Uncertain location surely in the province of Seville the Merineros/Aznalcóllar? Hill of the Cheese/Sanlúcar, mint supposedly near Laelia and Olontigi and not far from Onuba, given the similarity of its types. In second half of century II a.C. coins in Ae (I roast, semises, quadrants and sextantes) with head galeada in its obverse and ears or tunas in reverse"
this is the original page titled "Latin Mints"
This is the babelfish translation of a spanish page I found when searched as "hispania lastigi"
"Uncertain location surely in the province of Seville the Merineros/Aznalcóllar? Hill of the Cheese/Sanlúcar, mint supposedly near Laelia and Olontigi and not far from Onuba, given the similarity of its types. In second half of century II a.C. coins in Ae (I roast, semises, quadrants and sextantes) with head galeada in its obverse and ears or tunas in reverse"
this is the original page titled "Latin Mints"
Edited by RenaL
04/27/2006 10:56 am
04/27/2006 10:56 am
