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| 背面描述 | Two cornucopias crossed and filleted, their horns curving outward symmetrically, serving as the principal device. An Aramaic legend is disposed in two lines above the cornucopias and one line below, naming the royal couple. The design follows the standard Nabataean reverse type employed under Malichus II, struck on an irregular bronze flan with characteristic flat, schematic engraving. |
| 背面文字 | Aramaic |
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Malichus II ruled the Nabataean Kingdom through one of its most diplomatically precarious stretches, navigating Roman pressure while maintaining Petra's position as the dominant entrepôt of Arabian trade. His queen Shaquilath II appears on coinage as co-ruler — a practice with genuine Nabataean precedent, not merely ceremonial inclusion. The joint issue reflects an actual power-sharing arrangement documented in period sources.
The reign ended with Rabbel II, after whom Rome annexed the kingdom outright in 106 AD under Trajan.