Æ38 - Hadrian ΑΓΡΗΠΠΙΝΟϹ ϹΤΡΑΤΗΓΩΝ ΑΝΕΘΗΚΕ ΛΑΟΔΙΚΕΩΝ

Laodicea ad Lycum was among the wealthiest cities in the Lycus Valley, prosperous enough that after the catastrophic earthquake of 60 AD it famously refused imperial rebuilding funds and financed its own reconstruction — a point of civic pride the city continued broadcasting on its coinage for generations. The dedicatory inscription naming Agrippinos as strategos places this piece within a local tradition of magistrate-funded bronze issues, where the sponsoring official bore personal financial responsibility for the emission.

The strategos title here is administrative rather than military, a standard civic magistracy in Asia Minor under Roman rule. Agrippinos is otherwise unattested beyond this coinage.