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Identified as a reference to Severus' Parthian victory by P. Talloen, Cult in Pisidia. Religious Practice in Southwestern Asia Minor from Alexander the Great to the Rise of Christianity (Studies in Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology 10, Leuven, 2015), p. 171. Note the die-links reported by Kraft, which are certainly surprising. Moreover, the reverse of this unique coin does have a rather strange look (a strange galloping biga for an emperor: one would expect a slow triumphal quadriga?), and there must be at least a question about its authenticity.
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