Æ18 - Hadrian ΑΠΑΜΕΩΝ ΜΑΡϹΥΑϹ

发行方	Apamea (Phrygia) (Conventus of Apamea)
年份	117-138
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重量	4.00 g
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正面描述	Laureate and cuirassed bust of the emperor Hadrian facing right, draped with paludamentum over the left shoulder. The portrait displays the characteristic short beard and wavy hair of Hadrian's iconography. The encircling obverse legend reads ΑΥ ΚΑΙ ΤΡ ΑΔΡΙΑΝΟϹ, identifying the emperor as Caesar Trajan Hadrian. The engraving reflects the provincial Phrygian workshop style typical of Apamean civic bronze coinage.
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背面文字	Greek
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附加信息	Apamea in Phrygia built much of its civic identity around the myth of Marsyas, the satyr flayed alive by Apollo after losing a musical contest — a legend the city claimed as locally rooted, with the river Marsyas running through its territory. The city promoted this connection aggressively on its coinage throughout the imperial period, using it to assert cultural distinction within a region crowded with competing Phrygian mints all vying for Roman attention. The Hadrianic date places this issue within a period of renewed municipal pride across Asia Minor, following the emperor's extensive tour of the eastern provinces beginning in 123 AD.

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