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Æ23 - Macrinus C G I H P

Issuer Parium
Year 217-218
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Currency Drachm
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Reverse description A Capricorn, the celestial emblem associated with Augustus and subsequently adopted as a colonial symbol at Parium, swims to the right. The creature holds a celestial globe between its front hooves, and a cornucopia rests upon its back, symbolising prosperity and divine favour. The reverse legend C G I H P, arranged around the type, abbreviates the full colonial title of the mint city. The composition is well-centred and characteristic of the civic bronze coinage struck at Colonia Gemella Iulia Hadriana Pariana.
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(Translation: C (-olonia) G (-emella) J (-ulia) H (-adriana) P (-ariana))
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