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背面描述	Zeus enthroned to left, holding a long scepter in his left hand and an eagle in his outstretched right hand. The ethnic legend TAPΣEΩN appears in the field, with the magistrate or civic abbreviation ΔIO and TPO inscribed to the left of the throne, identifying civic officials responsible for the issue.
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附加信息	Tarsos, the principal city of Cilicia, operated its civic bronze coinage through a period of successive overlords — Seleucid, then briefly Armenian under Tigranes, then absorbed into the Roman province of Cilicia after Pompey's reorganization of the east in 64 BC. This particular reference range spans that entire turbulent stretch, meaning the precise political moment of striking matters considerably for attribution. SNG France 1773 places it within a documented sequence, but Tarsian bronzes of this era are notoriously difficult to date tightly without die-linkage studies.

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