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| 表面の文字体系 | Greek |
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| 裏面の説明 | A large crescent, horns pointing upward, embraces a filleted globe at center, surmounted by a prominent eight-pointed star above — a powerful civic religious symbol closely associated with the lunar cult at Carrhae (Harran), sacred to the moon god Sin. The composition is bold and centrally placed within the coin's field. A circular Greek legend surrounds the type along the periphery, partially worn but largely legible. |
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Carrhae's name alone carried enormous weight in the Roman world — this was the site of the catastrophic 53 BC defeat where Crassus lost his life and seven legions to the Parthians, the trauma that haunted Roman eastern policy for generations. By Marcus Aurelius's reign, the city had long been under Roman influence but retained a hybrid Greco-Mesopotamian civic identity, reflected in the partially reconstructed ethnic on this coin. The reading ΚΑΡΗΝωΝ ΦΙΛΟΡω, with the terminal abbreviation uncertain, suggests a loyalist epithet — philoromaion being a standard honorific that eastern cities adopted to signal their alignment with Rome.