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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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| 裏面の説明 | Central cross potent or cross with expanded terminals placed upon a stepped base, rendered in a schematic and degenerate style typical of late Visigothic tremisses struck at Narbonne. The cross is flanked by pellets in the field, emphasizing the Christian symbolism prevalent on Visigothic coinage. A Latin legend encircles the central motif within a beaded border, identifying the mint city and the royal epithet. |
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Agila II is among the most obscure rulers of the terminal Visigothic period, reigning in the northeast — principally Narbonensis and parts of Tarraconensis — while the Arab conquest was dismantling the kingdom in the south. His coinage from Narbona is exceptional precisely because the city held out; it would not fall to the Umayyads until 719, years after Toledo had already collapsed. These tremisses were likely struck under conditions of active political fragmentation, with Agila's authority contested by Ardo, the last recognized Visigothic king.