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| 裏面の説明 | Inscription arranged in multiple lines across the field, naming the two local magistrates (duoviri) responsible for the issue — Hospis and Florus — along with the abbreviated mint name OSCA and the repeated mark V, likely denoting the denomination or a local civic symbol. The lettering is bold and fills the flan in a manner typical of Hispanian municipal bronzes, with no central figurative device. The arrangement reflects the epigraphic reverse style common to coinage struck at Osca under Roman provincial administration during the reign of Tiberius. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | HOSPITE ET FLORO II VIR V OSCA V |
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Osca — modern Huesca in Aragon — was one of the more prolific municipal minting centers in Hispania Citerior under the Julio-Claudians, producing bronze coinage in the name of local magistrates rather than directly in the emperor's. The duoviri named in this issue, Hospite and Florus, are otherwise unattested outside the coin record itself; their names survive only because Roman provincial civic pride demanded magistrates be commemorated on local bronze.
Municipal minting at Osca ceased entirely under Caligula, making Tiberian issues the final products of a centuries-old local tradition stretching back to Iberian script coinage.