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Image of specimen #1 |
URI | https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/3/1811 json ttl rdf xml epidoc |
Volume | III |
Number | 1811 |
Province | Asia |
Subprovince | Conventus of Pergamum |
Region | Lydia |
City | Nacrasa |
Reign | Uncertain |
Magistrate | Marcus Iunianus (strategos) |
Dating | First half of the second century |
Obverse inscription | ΙΕΡΑ ϹΥΝΚΛΗΤΟϹ |
Edition | Ἱερὰ Σύνκλητος |
Translation | Sacred Senate |
Obverse design | draped bust of Senate, right |
Reverse inscription | ΕΠΙ ϹΤΡ ΜΑΡΚΟΥ ΝΑΚΡΑϹΕΙ |
Edition | ἐπὶ στρ(ατηγοῦ) Μάρκου Νακρασει(τῶν) |
Translation | under strategos Marcus, of the Nacrasites |
Reverse design | cult statue of Artemis Ephesia between two stags; crescent and star to left and right |
Metal | copper-based alloy |
Average diameter | 20 mm |
Average weight | 5.33 g |
Axis | 12 |
Reference | RPC II, 938 corr. |
Specimens | 3 (1 in the core collections) |
Note | The commentary of RPC ΙΙ 938 was the following: "A date in the second century would be expected for a coin with the legend IEΡA CΥNKΛHTOC, and stags do not normally appear with Artemis before the second century. Moreover the countermark also occurs on a coin of Hadrian from Nacrasa (here RPC 1804/10)". It is assumed here that Markos and Markos Iounianos are the names of the same strategos, though of course the form NAKΡACEIT occurs under Domitian and not later |