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№ |
Province |
Region |
City |
Issue |
Dating |
Magistrates |
Denomination |
Person(s) |
Obv. inscription |
Obv. design |
Rev. inscription |
Rev. design |
Reference |
Note |
Internal note |
Coin Number |
Museum |
Inventory Number |
Bibliography |
Weight |
Diameter |
Axis |
Quantity |
Obv. die |
Rev. die |
Obv. cmks |
Rev. cmks |
Note |
Obv. img |
Rev. img |
Plate |
Uri |
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| I |
535 |
Gallia Narbonensis
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Gaul
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Matavonium
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Æ (12 mm)
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laureate head of Apollo, right
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MATA
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capricorn holding globe with cornucopia on back, right; rudder below
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Deroc, 288 and fig. 4
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The attribution to Forum Iulii must be abandoned in view of the new discoveries (nos. 3-7) and the coins given to the pagus Matavonicvs, which was a part of the city of Forum Iulii. Matavo (the present Cabasse) probably issued this small coinage after 27 BC, as the first Augustan prototypes date from 27 onwards. The attribution to Matavo was first proposed by G. Bérard, ‘A propos de trouvailles monétaires du Pagus Matavonicus et de Forum Voconii au Ier s. avant J.-C., communes de Cabasse et du Cannet-des-Maures’, Cahiers Numismatiques 90 (déc. 1986), pp. 206-11; and emphasized by G. Bérard, Y. Codou, J.-L. Fiches, G. B. Rogers and G. Sintès, ‘Matavo (Cabasse, Var) et le pagus Matavonicus’, RAN 26 (1993), pp. 301- 37 (esp. 306-8).
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axis: ?. Diam: 10-14 mm.
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1
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Fréjus
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1
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| I |
535 |
Gallia Narbonensis
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Gaul
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Matavonium
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Æ (12 mm)
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laureate head of Apollo, right
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MATA
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capricorn holding globe with cornucopia on back, right; rudder below
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Deroc, 288 and fig. 4
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The attribution to Forum Iulii must be abandoned in view of the new discoveries (nos. 3-7) and the coins given to the pagus Matavonicvs, which was a part of the city of Forum Iulii. Matavo (the present Cabasse) probably issued this small coinage after 27 BC, as the first Augustan prototypes date from 27 onwards. The attribution to Matavo was first proposed by G. Bérard, ‘A propos de trouvailles monétaires du Pagus Matavonicus et de Forum Voconii au Ier s. avant J.-C., communes de Cabasse et du Cannet-des-Maures’, Cahiers Numismatiques 90 (déc. 1986), pp. 206-11; and emphasized by G. Bérard, Y. Codou, J.-L. Fiches, G. B. Rogers and G. Sintès, ‘Matavo (Cabasse, Var) et le pagus Matavonicus’, RAN 26 (1993), pp. 301- 37 (esp. 306-8).
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axis: ?. Diam: 10-14 mm.
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2
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Fréjus
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1
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| I |
535 |
Gallia Narbonensis
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Gaul
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Matavonium
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Æ (12 mm)
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laureate head of Apollo, right
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MATA
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capricorn holding globe with cornucopia on back, right; rudder below
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Deroc, 288 and fig. 4
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The attribution to Forum Iulii must be abandoned in view of the new discoveries (nos. 3-7) and the coins given to the pagus Matavonicvs, which was a part of the city of Forum Iulii. Matavo (the present Cabasse) probably issued this small coinage after 27 BC, as the first Augustan prototypes date from 27 onwards. The attribution to Matavo was first proposed by G. Bérard, ‘A propos de trouvailles monétaires du Pagus Matavonicus et de Forum Voconii au Ier s. avant J.-C., communes de Cabasse et du Cannet-des-Maures’, Cahiers Numismatiques 90 (déc. 1986), pp. 206-11; and emphasized by G. Bérard, Y. Codou, J.-L. Fiches, G. B. Rogers and G. Sintès, ‘Matavo (Cabasse, Var) et le pagus Matavonicus’, RAN 26 (1993), pp. 301- 37 (esp. 306-8).
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axis: ?. Diam: 10-14 mm.
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3
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Le Luc
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2.57
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1
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no |
yes |
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| I |
535 |
Gallia Narbonensis
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Gaul
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Matavonium
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Æ (12 mm)
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laureate head of Apollo, right
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MATA
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capricorn holding globe with cornucopia on back, right; rudder below
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Deroc, 288 and fig. 4
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The attribution to Forum Iulii must be abandoned in view of the new discoveries (nos. 3-7) and the coins given to the pagus Matavonicvs, which was a part of the city of Forum Iulii. Matavo (the present Cabasse) probably issued this small coinage after 27 BC, as the first Augustan prototypes date from 27 onwards. The attribution to Matavo was first proposed by G. Bérard, ‘A propos de trouvailles monétaires du Pagus Matavonicus et de Forum Voconii au Ier s. avant J.-C., communes de Cabasse et du Cannet-des-Maures’, Cahiers Numismatiques 90 (déc. 1986), pp. 206-11; and emphasized by G. Bérard, Y. Codou, J.-L. Fiches, G. B. Rogers and G. Sintès, ‘Matavo (Cabasse, Var) et le pagus Matavonicus’, RAN 26 (1993), pp. 301- 37 (esp. 306-8).
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axis: ?. Diam: 10-14 mm.
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4
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Cabasse
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2.09
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1
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no |
no |
no |
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| I |
535 |
Gallia Narbonensis
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Gaul
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Matavonium
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Æ (12 mm)
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laureate head of Apollo, right
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MATA
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capricorn holding globe with cornucopia on back, right; rudder below
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Deroc, 288 and fig. 4
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The attribution to Forum Iulii must be abandoned in view of the new discoveries (nos. 3-7) and the coins given to the pagus Matavonicvs, which was a part of the city of Forum Iulii. Matavo (the present Cabasse) probably issued this small coinage after 27 BC, as the first Augustan prototypes date from 27 onwards. The attribution to Matavo was first proposed by G. Bérard, ‘A propos de trouvailles monétaires du Pagus Matavonicus et de Forum Voconii au Ier s. avant J.-C., communes de Cabasse et du Cannet-des-Maures’, Cahiers Numismatiques 90 (déc. 1986), pp. 206-11; and emphasized by G. Bérard, Y. Codou, J.-L. Fiches, G. B. Rogers and G. Sintès, ‘Matavo (Cabasse, Var) et le pagus Matavonicus’, RAN 26 (1993), pp. 301- 37 (esp. 306-8).
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axis: ?. Diam: 10-14 mm.
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5
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Fréjus
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Argentière 492
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2.29
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1
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no |
no |
no |
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| I |
535 |
Gallia Narbonensis
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Gaul
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Matavonium
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Æ (12 mm)
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laureate head of Apollo, right
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MATA
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capricorn holding globe with cornucopia on back, right; rudder below
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Deroc, 288 and fig. 4
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The attribution to Forum Iulii must be abandoned in view of the new discoveries (nos. 3-7) and the coins given to the pagus Matavonicvs, which was a part of the city of Forum Iulii. Matavo (the present Cabasse) probably issued this small coinage after 27 BC, as the first Augustan prototypes date from 27 onwards. The attribution to Matavo was first proposed by G. Bérard, ‘A propos de trouvailles monétaires du Pagus Matavonicus et de Forum Voconii au Ier s. avant J.-C., communes de Cabasse et du Cannet-des-Maures’, Cahiers Numismatiques 90 (déc. 1986), pp. 206-11; and emphasized by G. Bérard, Y. Codou, J.-L. Fiches, G. B. Rogers and G. Sintès, ‘Matavo (Cabasse, Var) et le pagus Matavonicus’, RAN 26 (1993), pp. 301- 37 (esp. 306-8).
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axis: ?. Diam: 10-14 mm.
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6
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Fréjus
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Aiguière 504
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2.34
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1
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no |
no |
no |
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| I |
535 |
Gallia Narbonensis
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Gaul
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Matavonium
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Æ (12 mm)
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laureate head of Apollo, right
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MATA
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capricorn holding globe with cornucopia on back, right; rudder below
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Deroc, 288 and fig. 4
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The attribution to Forum Iulii must be abandoned in view of the new discoveries (nos. 3-7) and the coins given to the pagus Matavonicvs, which was a part of the city of Forum Iulii. Matavo (the present Cabasse) probably issued this small coinage after 27 BC, as the first Augustan prototypes date from 27 onwards. The attribution to Matavo was first proposed by G. Bérard, ‘A propos de trouvailles monétaires du Pagus Matavonicus et de Forum Voconii au Ier s. avant J.-C., communes de Cabasse et du Cannet-des-Maures’, Cahiers Numismatiques 90 (déc. 1986), pp. 206-11; and emphasized by G. Bérard, Y. Codou, J.-L. Fiches, G. B. Rogers and G. Sintès, ‘Matavo (Cabasse, Var) et le pagus Matavonicus’, RAN 26 (1993), pp. 301- 37 (esp. 306-8).
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axis: ?. Diam: 10-14 mm.
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7
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Fréjus
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Aiguière 875
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2.32
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1
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no |
no |
no |
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| I |
535 |
Gallia Narbonensis
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Gaul
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Matavonium
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Æ (12 mm)
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laureate head of Apollo, right
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MATA
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capricorn holding globe with cornucopia on back, right; rudder below
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Deroc, 288 and fig. 4
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The attribution to Forum Iulii must be abandoned in view of the new discoveries (nos. 3-7) and the coins given to the pagus Matavonicvs, which was a part of the city of Forum Iulii. Matavo (the present Cabasse) probably issued this small coinage after 27 BC, as the first Augustan prototypes date from 27 onwards. The attribution to Matavo was first proposed by G. Bérard, ‘A propos de trouvailles monétaires du Pagus Matavonicus et de Forum Voconii au Ier s. avant J.-C., communes de Cabasse et du Cannet-des-Maures’, Cahiers Numismatiques 90 (déc. 1986), pp. 206-11; and emphasized by G. Bérard, Y. Codou, J.-L. Fiches, G. B. Rogers and G. Sintès, ‘Matavo (Cabasse, Var) et le pagus Matavonicus’, RAN 26 (1993), pp. 301- 37 (esp. 306-8).
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axis: ?. Diam: 10-14 mm.
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8
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CGF Monnaies 34, 30 Apr. 2008, lot 1128
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2.27
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13.5
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2
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1
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no |
no |
no |
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| I |
535 |
Gallia Narbonensis
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Gaul
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Matavonium
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Æ (12 mm)
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laureate head of Apollo, right
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MATA
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capricorn holding globe with cornucopia on back, right; rudder below
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Deroc, 288 and fig. 4
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The attribution to Forum Iulii must be abandoned in view of the new discoveries (nos. 3-7) and the coins given to the pagus Matavonicvs, which was a part of the city of Forum Iulii. Matavo (the present Cabasse) probably issued this small coinage after 27 BC, as the first Augustan prototypes date from 27 onwards. The attribution to Matavo was first proposed by G. Bérard, ‘A propos de trouvailles monétaires du Pagus Matavonicus et de Forum Voconii au Ier s. avant J.-C., communes de Cabasse et du Cannet-des-Maures’, Cahiers Numismatiques 90 (déc. 1986), pp. 206-11; and emphasized by G. Bérard, Y. Codou, J.-L. Fiches, G. B. Rogers and G. Sintès, ‘Matavo (Cabasse, Var) et le pagus Matavonicus’, RAN 26 (1993), pp. 301- 37 (esp. 306-8).
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axis: ?. Diam: 10-14 mm.
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9
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cgb.fr MBS 32, 6 Dec. 2007, lot 831
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2.27
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14.3
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8
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1
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no |
no |
no |
https://www.coinarchives.com/a/openlink.php?l=487073|881|831|43a06be0583d15f5567704c56cff6074
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