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Aureus - Hadrian // DISCIPLINA AVG

Issuer Roman Empire (27 BC - 395 AD)
Year 130-133
Type Standard circulation coin
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Reverse description Three military figures stand in the field, arranged as a group in animated poses suggestive of drill or martial exercise, consistent with the personification of Disciplina. The central figure, helmeted and partially draped, appears to gesture toward the flanking soldiers, one of whom raises an arm holding a military standard or similar object. To the right stands a near-nude figure viewed from behind, conveying dynamic movement. The legend DISCIPLINA AVG is inscribed in two lines in the exergue below the group, referring to the military discipline of the emperor, the whole composition framed by a beaded border.
Reverse script Latin
Reverse lettering // DISCIPLINA AVG
(Translation: Discipline of the emperor (Augustus).)
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