Tetrachalkon

发行方	Pellene
年份	350 BC - 300 BC
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参考资料	BCD Peloponnesos#595.1, SNG Copenhagen#213, SNG Copenhagen#214

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背面描述	Head of a ram facing right, depicted in profile with curved horn, set within a circular olive wreath that frames the entire design. The Greek inscription ΓΞ appears above the ram's head, functioning as a civic abbreviation or control mark. The wreath is composed of pairs of elongated leaves arranged symmetrically around the central device. The overall composition is compact and well-centered within the irregular flan, characteristic of Achaean civic bronzes of this period.
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背面铭文	ΓΞ
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附加信息	Pellene was the easternmost of the twelve Achaean cities, perched in the mountains above the Corinthian Gulf, and remained a minor issuer throughout the classical period. The city is better remembered for producing Chaeron, a student of Plato who seized tyrannical power there around 365 BC — an episode Aristotle cited as a cautionary case of philosophical education producing political monsters rather than philosopher-kings. Bronze issues of this type are documented across multiple SNG Copenhagen specimens, suggesting reasonable die survival, though Pellene's bronze output never approached the volume of its larger Achaean neighbors.

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