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| 背面描述 | Athena's owl standing to right with closed wings and head turned to face the viewer, rendered in the compact, stylized manner typical of Mysian civic bronzes. The bird is depicted perched on a ground line occupying the lower portion of the field. The ethnic legend ΜΙΛΗΤΟΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ curves around the upper and left portion of the field in Greek characters, identifying the issuing community of Miletopolis. |
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| 背面铭文 | ΜΙΛΗΤΟΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ (Translation: Of the people of Miletopolis) |
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Miletopolis sat in the Macestus river valley southeast of Cyzicus, close enough to that dominant mint city to exist perpetually in its shadow. The city struck bronze for local exchange when larger regional coins handled serious commerce — these small bronzes circulated within a tight geographic radius and rarely traveled far. The SNG von Aulock and SNG France concordance here places this among the better-documented Mysinan civic issues, though the city itself left almost no literary trace beyond Strabo's passing mention.