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Sestertius - Caligula ADLOCVT COH

Issuer Roman Imperial Mint
Year 37-38
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Value 1 Sestertius = 1/4 Denarius
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Reverse description Caligula, bare-headed and togate, stands left on a low tribunal platform at right, extending his right hand in the gesture of adlocutio toward five soldiers standing before him to the left. The soldiers are helmeted and armed with shields and parazonia; the two rearmost pairs carry legionary aquilae (eagle standards). The composition captures a ceremonial military address scene with careful attention to the hierarchical distinction between the emperor and his troops. The reverse legend ADLOCVT COH appears in the field, commemorating Caligula's speech to the Praetorian cohorts upon his accession.
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