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Sestertius - Augustus P SITTIVS MVGONIANVS IIIIVIR DECR DECVR D S P
| Emittent | Cirta |
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| Jahr | 27 BC - 14 AD |
| Typ | Standard circulation coin |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Bare-headed draped bust of Augustus facing right, rendered in a restrained provincial style with lightly articulated facial features and simply coiffed hair. The surrounding legend, inscribed in Latin capitals along the periphery of the irregular flan, reads P SITTIVS MVGONIANVS IIIIVIR DECR DECVR D S P, identifying the issuing magistrate Publius Sittius Mugonianus, quattuorvir, acting by decree of the decurions and at his own expense. The portrait is consistent with Augustan civic portraiture as adopted in North African colonial mints. The flan displays the same dark patina and surface irregularities as the obverse, typical of locally struck bronze coinage of Cirta. |
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| Rand | Plain |
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Cirta, the old Numidian royal capital refounded as a Roman colony under Caesar, issued civic bronze coinage under local magistrates during the Augustan period — the IIIIVIR (quattuorviri) named on this piece being the colonial equivalent of the Roman aedile, responsible for authorizing expenditure from the public treasury, as the D S P (de sua pecunia, or decreto decurionum de pecunia publica) formula indicates. P. Sittius Mugonianus almost certainly belonged to the colonial settler families descended from the troops of the adventurer P. Sittius of Nuceria, whose private army helped Caesar defeat the Pompeians in Africa in 46 BC and who was rewarded with Cirta itself.