Italy

Routes of Money　—　44 chapters · 163 stops

The monetary history of Italy, read chapter by chapter in painted scenes, with narration available. The first chapter is open to all.

Chapters

1. The silver of the colonies　4 stops
2. The beauty of Syracuse　3 stops
3. The eve of Rome　3 stops
4. The birth of the denarius　4 stops
5. Coinage as political advertisement　4 stops
6. The imperial system　4 stops
7. Debasement　5 stops
8. The solidus and the end of the West　4 stops
9. The gold of the Lombards　3 stops
10. The origin of the word lira　4 stops
11. The thinning denaro　3 stops
12. The self-rule of the cities　4 stops
13. The grosso　4 stops
14. The maritime republics　3 stops
15. 1252　4 stops
16. The invention of never changing　4 stops
17. The ducat　4 stops
18. A duet of gold and silver　3 stops
19. Trade on the bench　3 stops
20. Paper carries the money　4 stops
21. The banks that grew too big　4 stops
22. The Medici　5 stops
23. The public mounts　4 stops
24. Five systems　3 stops
25. Silver with a portrait　3 stops
26. The peninsula become a battlefield　4 stops
27. A sea of scudi　4 stops
28. Enlightenment theories of money　4 stops
29. The end of the Republic　3 stops
30. The decimal lira　4 stops
31. The divided Restoration　3 stops
32. The money of revolution　3 stops
33. 1862　4 stops
34. The union, and paper　4 stops
35. The scandal and the central bank　4 stops
36. The paper of the Great War　3 stops
37. Quota 90　4 stops
38. The offering of gold　3 stops
39. The AM-lira　4 stops
40. The economic miracle　4 stops
41. When small change vanished　5 stops
42. 1992　4 stops
43. Convergence　3 stops
44. The circle　3 stops