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| 正面描述 | Turreted and draped bust of Roma personified facing right, wearing a mural crown with multiple turrets, her hair bound beneath. The bust is rendered in the Hellenistic provincial style characteristic of Phrygian civic coinage. A dotted border encircles the type. The encircling Greek legend identifies the city of Acmoneia and the divine Roma. |
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Acmoneia was among the more active provincial minting cities of Phrygia under the Julio-Claudians, and this issue belongs to a well-documented local magistracy: the coins naming Servenius Capito and Julia Severa are a remarkable pair, as Julia Severa was a prominent local benefactress known from inscriptions to have been the leader — or at minimum a major patron — of the Jewish community in Acmoneia, while simultaneously holding the office of high priestess of the imperial cult. The combination is historically unusual and has generated considerable scholarly discussion.