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| 正面文字 | Latin |
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| 背面描述 | Front-facing schematized bust of the mint authority or personification, rendered in the characteristically abstracted Visigothic style with angular drapery and elongated facial features. A small cross surmounts the figure. The encircling Latin legend reads + LAETERA PIVS, identifying the mint of Laetera (modern Lleida or associated Iberian site) and the epithet PIVS. A beaded border frames the design, consistent with Visigothic tremissis coinage of the early seventh century. |
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Sisebut is one of the more unusual Visigothic rulers — a king who wrote Latin poetry and hagiography, corresponded with Isidore of Seville, and in 616 issued an edict forcibly baptizing the Jews of Hispania, an act even Isidore considered overzealous. His coinage was struck across a network of mints operating under tight ecclesiastical and royal oversight, with Laetera (modern Lérida) functioning as a secondary provincial mint in the northeast.
CNV 241 / Pliego 310 places this piece within a well-documented but numerically scarce type for the Laetera mint.