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| 正面描述 | Frontal bearded bust of Arichis II, draped and crowned with a cross-surmounted crown, depicted in the Byzantine imperial tradition. The effigy is shown facing, with stylized drapery rendered in horizontal ridges and a distinctive beaded collar. A patriarchal or processional cross is held to the left of the bust. The surrounding legend is divided on either side of the figure within a beaded border. |
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| 正面铭文 | D NS VI - CTORIA (Translation: Our Lord, Victory.) |
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Arichis II issued this solidus in the years immediately following Charlemagne's destruction of the Lombard kingdom in 774 — a political rupture that left Benevento as the last functioning Lombard principality in Italy. Rather than submit, Arichis repositioned himself as an independent sovereign, adopting the title of princeps in 774 and deliberately distancing Benevento from its former subordination to Pavia. The electrum composition, debased from the Byzantine gold standard, reflects both the principality's strained resources and its careful navigation between Frankish pressure from the north and Byzantine influence from the south.