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| 表面の説明 | Radiate head of Helios facing three-quarters right, rendered in fine Hellenistic style with deeply incised wavy locks framing the face and a prominent radiate crown of diverging rays emanating from the crown of the head. The effigy is modelled in high relief with characteristic Rhodian artistry, the facial features showing a youthful, slightly idealised aspect. No legend appears on the obverse, the entire field being dominated by the bold portrait of the solar deity. |
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| 鋳造所 | Rhodes |
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Rhodes minted drachms under rotating magistrate names — a system unique among major Hellenistic silver issuers — meaning Timostratos served as the eponymous monetary official responsible for this specific emission. The practice tied civic accountability directly to coinage in a way that Roman and most Macedonian mints never adopted. By the mid-second century BC, Rhodes had already survived the catastrophic earthquake of 226 BC and the subsequent withdrawal of Ptolemaic financial support, and its mint was operating under the economic pressures of Rome's declaration of Delos as a free port in 166 BC, which devastated Rhodian commerce. Jenkins catalogued these magistrate emissions with enough granularity to sequence individual dies within an officeholder's term.