Denarius - Titus PACI ORB TERR AVG

发行方	Roman Imperial Mint
年份	71
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货币	Denarius, Reform of Augustus (27 BC – AD 215)
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背面描述	Draped and turreted bust of a female personification, facing right, adorned with a mural crown atop elaborately styled hair swept back in waves; she wears a pearl drop earring and a fillet, and her drapery falls in elegant folds over the shoulder and chest. The figure represents Pax (Peace) or a personification of the civilized world, as conveyed by the turreted crown symbolizing city or earth. A small mintmark or control symbol appears in the lower field beneath the bust. The surrounding legend is disposed in the obverse field and reads PACI ORB TERR AVG.
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附加信息	Issued in 71 AD while Titus held tribunician power under his father Vespasian, this denarius belongs to a brief propagandistic series celebrating the pacification of Judaea following the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple the previous year. The PACI ORB TERR legend — "peace to the world" — was a direct claim that the Jewish War's suppression had restored universal order, a message the Flavians hammered relentlessly in coinage, architecture, and the triumph of 71 AD itself. RIC II.1 1444 is a relatively scarce type within the Flavian Judaea-related issues, distinct from the more common IVDAEA CAPTA series struck under Vespasian's own name.

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