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A. Eidelstein, SM 249 (2013), p. 3, read, probably correctly, as LIB: confirmation now received. He went on to argue implausibly that the portrait of Hadrian is wearing a kalathos (surely it is a die break?); he also read IZ to the left of the obv. bust but that looks like die damage to us; and finally he suggests the I to the r. of the bust is a nilometer. For I = 10, see introduction.
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