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Æ34 - Hadrian L ΕΝΝΕΑΚ·Δ
| Issuer | Alexandria (Egypt) |
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| Year | 134-135 |
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| Reference(s) | RPC III#6008 |
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| Obverse script | Greek |
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| Reverse description | Hermanubis, the syncretic Graeco-Egyptian deity combining Hermes and Anubis, depicted standing facing with head turned to right. The figure holds a caduceus in one hand and a palm branch in the other, emblematic of his dual divine function as guide of souls and herald. A jackal, sacred to Anubis, stands to the left of the main figure. The regnal year legend appears in the field. |
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Year 19 of Hadrian's reign, rendered in the regnal dating system Alexandria maintained throughout the imperial period. The ΕΝΝΕΑΚ·Δ notation marks this as a product of that 19th year — 134/135 AD — during Hadrian's second and final visit to Egypt, which had concluded just a few years prior and left a documented mark on Alexandrian civic coinage through elevated mint output and unusual type diversity.