| Note |
J.G. Milne, 'Some Alexandrian coins', JEA 4 (1917), pp. 177-86 (with pl. XXXVI.3), at 183: 'here the empress is shown in the guise of Athene or Roma; unless it is to be supposed that this is a variant on the common type of the emperor holding a figure of Nike, in which event this is an instance, unparallelled on Roman coins, of an empress taking the place of an emperor in his military capacity.'
|