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| 正面铭文 | ΓΑΛΛΙΗΝΟΝ ΑΥΓΟΥ (Translation: for Gallienus Augustus) |
| 背面描述 | Archaic-style cult statue of Athena striding to the right, hurling a spear with the raised right hand while bearing a round shield on the extended left arm. The figure closely replicates the celebrated Athena Promachos iconography associated with Spartan religious tradition. The reverse legend names the issuing civic authority and denotes the denomination. The static, hieratic rendering of the deity deliberately evokes the ancient wooden xoanon venerated at Sparta, lending the design strong local religious and cultural significance. |
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Sparta's civic bronze coinage effectively ended with the sole reign of Gallienus — this issue comes from the final phase of a provincial minting tradition that had persisted under Roman oversight for over two centuries. The broader collapse of the Antonine and Severan monetary systems, combined with the catastrophic instability of the Crisis of the Third Century, pushed most provincial mints into silence by the 260s. Sparta was no exception.
The ΑϹ Η reverse denomination notation remains a subject of debate among specialists in Peloponnesian civic issues.