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| 正面文字 | Greek |
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| 背面描述 | A horse rendered in vigorous motion occupies the central field, depicted rearing or leaping to the right with forelegs raised and hindquarters lowered, conveying dynamic energy. A smaller figure, likely a foal, appears beneath or beside the horse, a characteristic device of Arcadian Kleitor coinage. The Greek ethnic legend ΚΛΗ (for Kleitor) is inscribed above the horse in the upper field, while NOMIΠ (magistrate's name) appears in the lower field or exergue. The linear ground line beneath the horse provides a stable base for the composition. The overall style is bold and summary, consistent with Peloponnesian silver issues of the early third century BC. |
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Kleitor was a minor Arkadian polis tucked into the highlands northwest of Stymphalos, politically overshadowed for much of the classical period by Mantineia and Megalopolis. This small silver issue belongs to the period following Kleitor's incorporation into the Arkadian League and reflects the brief window in which smaller member communities retained the right to strike their own fractional coinage — a privilege that effectively ended as Macedonian influence consolidated monetary authority across the Peloponnesos during the mid-third century.