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| 裏面の説明 | Architectural façade of the Propylaea of Corinth depicted in frontal elevation, featuring a central arched gateway flanked by two columns on each side. The entablature above is surmounted by a quadriga and additional statuary figures. The composition reflects the monumental entrance gateway associated with Corinth and is rendered in the schematic style typical of Roman provincial civic coinage. The abbreviated ethnic legend appears in the field. |
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Corinth's provincial bronze issues under Hadrian coincide almost exactly with his well-documented tour of Greece, during which he visited the city — still a Roman colony rather than a Greek polis in any meaningful administrative sense — and cultivated its position as a showcase of Roman-Hellenic synthesis. The city had been razed by Mummius in 146 BC and refounded by Caesar in 44 BC, meaning Hadrian was patronizing an entirely Roman urban foundation dressed in Greek architectural memory.
The reference III#141 places this within the RPC framework for Achaean provincials, a series with substantial die-link complexity across the Hadrianic issues from this mint.