| Vol. |
№ |
Province |
City |
Person |
Diam. |
Obverse |
Inscription |
Design |
Reverse |
Inscription |
Design |
|
I
|
753
|
Africa Proconsularis
|
Carthage
|
|
0
|
|
C I C D D P P
|
veiled head, left
|
|
P I SP D V SP IIVIR C I C
|
simpulum
|
|
I
|
754
|
Africa Proconsularis
|
Carthage
|
Tiberius |
22
|
|
TI CAESAR IMP P P
|
bare head of Tiberius, left
|
|
L A FAVSTVS D C BASSVS IIVIR, P P / D D (in field)
|
Livia veiled, holding patera and sceptre, seated, right
|
|
I
|
755
|
Africa Proconsularis
|
Carthage
|
Tiberius |
24
|
|
TI CAESAR IMP P P
|
bare head of Tiberius, right
|
|
L A FAVSTVS D C BASSVS IIVIR, P P / D D (in field)
|
Livia veiled, holding patera and sceptre, seated, right
|
|
I
|
756
|
Africa Proconsularis
|
Carthage
|
Tiberius |
18
|
|
TI CAESAR IMP P P
|
bare head of Tiberius, right
|
|
L A FAVSTVS D C BASSVS IIVIR, P P / D D (in field)
|
three corn ears
|
|
I
|
757
|
Africa Proconsularis
|
Carthage
|
|
0
|
|
[ ]
|
veiled head, right
|
|
[L A]F D C B IIVIR (around) P P / D D
|
|
|
I
|
758
|
Africa Proconsularis
|
Paterna
|
Augustus |
39
|
|
CAESAR DIVI F
|
bare head of Augustus, left; in front, lituus
|
|
EX D D COLONIAE IVLIAE PI PAT
|
Mercury wearing petasus and holding caduceus, seated on rock, left
|
|
I
|
759
|
Africa Proconsularis
|
Paterna
|
Julius Caesar |
32
|
|
DIVOS IVLIVS
|
diademed head of Caesar, right
|
|
EX D D COL IV P PAT
|
Ceres walking, right, holding torch in each hand; in front, a plough
|
|
I
|
759AA
|
Africa Proconsularis
|
Paterna
|
Julius Caesar |
31
|
|
CAESAR DIVI F
|
bare head of Augustus, left; in front, lituus
|
|
EX D D COL IV(L) P PAT
|
Ceres walking, right, holding torch in each hand; in front, a plough
|
|
I
|
760
|
Africa Proconsularis
|
Paterna
|
Augustus |
0
|
|
IMP AVGVSTVS
|
bare head of Augustus, left; behind, lituus; all laurel wreath
|
|
C I P IIIIVIR
|
Mercury wearing petasus and holding caduceus, seated on rock, left
|
|
I
|
761
|
Africa Proconsularis
|
Paterna
|
Julius Caesar |
28
|
|
DIVOS IVLIVS
|
diademed head of Caesar (?), left
|
|
C I PAT DD
|
Ceres walking, right, holding torch in each hand; in front, a plough
|