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Dupondius - Domitian TR P COS VIII DES VIIII P P S C, Minerva
| Emittent | Roman Empire (27 BC - 395 AD) |
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| Jahr | 82 |
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| Referenz(en) | RIC II.1#109, OCRE#ric.2_1(2).dom.109 |
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| Aversschrift | Latin |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Minerva, goddess of wisdom and warfare, standing left in martial stance, extending her right hand forward holding a thunderbolt and grasping a spear vertically in her left hand, with a round shield set upright at her side. The figure is rendered in the conventional Minerva type associated with Domitian's coinage, reflecting the emperor's personal devotion to the goddess. The legend is distributed across the field and exergue in two lines of Latin capitals. The reverse field retains areas of the original bronze surface beneath green patination. This reverse type — Minerva standing left with thunderbolt — corresponds to RIC II.1 Type A for Domitianic bronze coinage. |
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Domitian's ninth consulship designation (COS DES VIIII) places this issue squarely in 82 AD, the year he consolidated tribunician and censorial powers into a governing style that contemporaries found increasingly autocratic. His promotion of Minerva was not incidental — Domitian maintained a personal religious devotion to her that bordered on the obsessive, constructing a substantial temple complex on the Palatine and instituting the Quinquatria festival in her honor at his Alban villa.
RIC II.1 109 is one of several Minerva types from this concentrated early reign emission, distinguished within the series by reverse type rather than mint or magistrate variation — Rome was the sole mint.