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| 正面文字 | Greek |
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| 背面描述 | Standing figure of Hygieia to the right, extending a patera from which a serpent feeds, facing the bearded figure of Asclepius who stands frontally holding a serpent-entwined staff; between the two deities, the diminutive cloaked figure of Telesphorus stands facing. The composition is arranged symmetrically within the coin's field, with the encircling Greek legend naming the local archon and the civic community distributed around the periphery. |
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Cadi was a small Phrygian city whose civic coinage under Trebonianus Gallus is rare by any measure — his two-year reign following Decius's death at Abrittus produced a narrow window for provincial minting, and many cities in the Sardis conventus simply didn't issue at all during this period. The magistrate name ΧΑΡΙΔΗΜΟΥ identifies the local archon responsible for authorizing this strike, a detail that occasionally allows scholars to sequence issues within a reign when the same name appears across multiple emperors.