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| 背面描述 | Dikaiosyne, the personification of Justice, stands facing left in the field, rendered as a draped female figure. In her extended right hand she holds a set of scales (balance), and in her left arm she carries a cornucopiae (horn of plenty), symbolising righteous abundance. The regnal date in Greek numerals appears to the left of the figure, within a dotted border. The composition follows the standard Alexandrian allegorical reverse type common to the reigns of the soldier-emperors of the third century. |
| 背面文字 | Greek |
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Carus ruled for barely fourteen months before dying on campaign against Persia in 283 AD — struck by lightning, according to the official account, though contemporaries were skeptical. His Alexandrian tetradrachms therefore represent one of the shorter windows in the long sequence of Roman provincial coinage from Egypt, and surviving examples with sharp reverses are genuinely uncommon simply because so few were ever produced.