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| 表面の銘文 | PARIS D G ARCHI EPS SALI SE AP L SVB TVVM PRAESIDIUM CONF |
| 裏面の説明 | Saint Rupert, patron saint of Salzburg, stands facing in full episcopal vestments, holding a salt casket in his left hand and a crozier in his right, positioned above the arms of the city of Salzburg. Decorative arabesques fill the field on either side of the figure. The encircling legend, commencing at 12 o'clock and divided at the top by the archbishop's mitre, reads Sanctus Rupertus Episcopus Salisburgensis, with the date of issue incorporated into the legend. |
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Paris von Lodron became Archbishop of Salzburg in 1619 and spent the next three decades performing a single remarkable administrative feat: keeping Salzburg out of the Thirty Years' War entirely. While the surrounding Holy Roman Empire tore itself apart, Lodron negotiated, fortified, and neutralized — the city's walls were substantially rebuilt on his orders and largely paid for through coinage revenue. This thaler was struck near the height of that conflict, when Catholic iconography on currency carried explicit political weight.
Zöttl 1505 is a documented variety within a series that saw multiple die combinations across the 1620s.