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| 背面描述 | The reverse depicts the emperor standing facing, in military dress, holding a labarum (chi-rho standard) in his right hand and a globe surmounted by a Victory in his left hand, representing Roman imperial dominion. A captive or kneeling barbarian figure is shown at the emperor's feet, symbolising the subjugation of Rome's enemies. The encircling legend GLORIA ROMANORVM proclaims the glory of the Roman people, while the mint mark SMNA in the exergue identifies the first officina of the Nicomedia mint. The flan is irregular with green patination and moderate wear obscuring some fine detail. |
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Nicomedia's mint operated under considerable pressure during these years — Theodosius I was managing a fractured empire, and the eastern mints were producing bronze at volume to sustain military pay as Gothic foederati were absorbed in unprecedented numbers following the 382 treaty. Arcadius held the eastern title from 383 but governed in name only until his father's death in January 395, making every coin struck in his name during this window technically a co-regnal issue.
RIC IX 46b is distinguished from the closely related 46a by its mintmark officina letter.