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Cited by A. Barb, review of Vogt, NZ 17 (1924), pp. 109-14, at p. 111, no. 24 as ‘Isis Pharia (mit Zepter, fliegendem Gewand) l., Euthenia (Ahrenkranz, Doppelfüllhorn) r., reichen sich die Hand’; Barb, immediately after mentioning this coin, discussed similar coins of Trajan, distinguishing them (with Isis as the figure on the r.) from this coin. The double cornucopia suggests Homonoia (no sign of a corn ear, as on other coins of year 2 (and elsewhere). It is hard to identify the other figure: obviously female, and with a sceptre. We have suggested Euthenia, as she occurs in this year and often holds a sceptre. The obv. is hard to read: [ ]ΤΡΙΑΝΟϹ - ΑΔΡΙΑΝ[ ]. ΤΡΙΑΝΟϹ is not absolutely sure; and there seems insufficient room for ϹƐB at the end.
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