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Medieval coin of Italy
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tari
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A tarì (طري lit. "fresh" or "newly minted money" in Arabic) was the Christian designation of a type of gold coin of Islamic origin minted in Sicily , Malta and Southern Italy from about 913 to 1859.
Usage examples of tari.
Tari Obrigo, facing the powerful dal Nardo, now grown to full strength.
And none of the Tari would ever face difficult moral questions such as the execution of Georgi Serranus, because such questions answered themselves when they communed with life spirit in the Spirit Cave.
As Illynya leaned over Yani to gloat, Vladek Serranus had stabbed her in the neck, killing her instantly and at the very same moment the men standing over the iron-collared Tari mages with loaded crossbows fired.
He had heard how Vladek Serranus had been sent mad after he had killed some Tari in Northern Seagan.
Then they salvaged the New Century off Libya, the Southwind in the Black Sea, the Tari Maru within sight of the lights of China.
But here Tari went on to instance the new house of Toma and the house-warming feast which was just then in preparation as instances in point.