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follis
[ fol-is ]
noun
- a bag of copper or bronze coins with a fixed weight, used as money of account in the later Roman Empire.
- a silver-plated copper coin of ancient Rome, first issued by Diocletian.
- a copper coin of the Eastern Roman Empire, a.d. c500.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of follis1
Example Sentences
Architectural Pottery formed in 1950 as a partnership between Rita and Max Lawrence and two California School of Art grads, John Follis and Rex Goode.
Follis and Goode had taken a class with LaGardo Tackett to design and market ceramic products with a modern look.
Follis and Goode, the designers who co-founded Architectural Pottery with the Lawrences, sold their interest in the company in 1960.
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鈥淚鈥檝e got to tell you, a guy has got to wonder if we are ever going to see the end of it or not,鈥 said Collin Follis, who is the coroner in Missouri鈥檚 Madison County and works at a funeral home.
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