Plural of 'carolus,' an old gold coin of various European rulers named Charles.
Latin plural form of 'Carolus' (Charles), the name inscribed on these coins minted across Europe during different eras.
Medieval 'caroli' coins were so trusted as currency that they became early forms of international trade—merchants could travel across kingdoms knowing these coins would be accepted because King Charles's name guaranteed their value!
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