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| 裏面の説明 | Façade of a tetrastyle temple set upon a stepped podium, rendered in frontal view. The pediment encloses a facing bust of Sarapis wearing the modius crown. Between the two central columns, a draped window is depicted above a doorway flanked by two standing cult statues, tentatively identified as Isis and Harpocrates. The outer intercolumniations each contain smaller subsidiary doorways, giving the composition a richly architectural character consistent with Alexandrian temple iconography. The regnal year inscription appears in the field. |
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| 鋳造数 | ND (171-172) |
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Year 12 of Marcus Aurelius's reign — the dating system used by Alexandria's mint counted from imperial accession rather than the Roman calendar — falls squarely in the opening phase of the Marcomannic Wars, when sustained pressure on the Danubian frontier was draining imperial resources and attention northward. Alexandrian bronze of this period circulated exclusively within Egypt, functioning under a closed currency system that barred standard Roman coinage from the province.
The "L Ι" regnal year notation, if that reading holds, places this piece in year 12. The question mark in the catalog designation reflects genuine uncertainty — the year numerals on Alexandrian bronzes of this module are among the most frequently worn or weakly struck elements on the type.