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As - Claudius LIBERIS AVG COL A A P, Patras

发行方	Colonia Augusta Aroe Patensis (Patras)
年份	41-54
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正面描述	Bare-headed bust of Emperor Claudius facing left, rendered with characteristic realism including furrowed brow and slightly open mouth. The portrait is presented as a draped bust in high relief, typical of provincial colonial coinage of the Julio-Claudian period. The encircling Latin legend reads TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG GERMANICVS, distributed around the full circumference of the flan. The die work reflects the local colonial workshop at Patras, with bold lettering and strong portraiture consistent with RPC I, 1255.
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正面铭文	TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG GERMANICVS
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附加信息	Patras was refounded as a Roman colony by Augustus around 14 BC, settled largely with veterans from the Praetorian and other cohorts — making it one of the few Greek cities whose population was substantially Latin in character. The colonial mint operated intermittently under the Julio-Claudians, and issues under Claudius are considerably scarcer than those produced during the Augustan foundation period. RPC I 1255 is a civic bronze tied directly to the colonial administration rather than to imperial initiative, a distinction that matters for understanding the city's degree of autonomous expression under the early principate.

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