Antioch on the Maeander was a minor Carian city whose civic bronze issues under the Flavians are among the least-studied of the Asian conventus series. The magistrate name preserved in the legend — ΚΛ ΑΓΛΑΟΥ ΦΡΟΥΓΙ — indicates a local official of Claudian citizen status, suggesting his family received Roman citizenship under Claudius or Nero, a common pattern in the region following imperial patronage of provincial elites.
The Alabanda conventus administered a geographically fragmented district; Antioch's issues from this period survive in very small numbers, likely reflecting limited local production rather than heavy attrition.
Antioch on the Maeander was a minor Carian city whose civic bronze issues under the Flavians are among the least-studied of the Asian conventus series. The magistrate name preserved in the legend — ΚΛ ΑΓΛΑΟΥ ΦΡΟΥΓΙ — indicates a local official of Claudian citizen status, suggesting his family received Roman citizenship under Claudius or Nero, a common pattern in the region following imperial patronage of provincial elites.
The Alabanda conventus administered a geographically fragmented district; Antioch's issues from this period survive in very small numbers, likely reflecting limited local production rather than heavy attrition.