Kaiser steht auf Galeere

[curtislclay]

Ich glaube, sacra bedeutet eher "kaiserlich" und moneta "Münzstätte", also "die kaiserliche Münzstätte unserer Augusti und Caesares in der Stadt Rom".

Melville Jones, Dictionary of Roman Coins, S. 200: "In due course Moneta came to mean a mint and this is what is normally meant until the later Roman Empire."

S. 274: "Sacer....In the later Roman Empire the word also began to be used to describe things connected with the emperor, for example the Bureau of the Sacred Largesses (Comes Sacrarum Largitionum)."