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denarius, Roman Republic, 137 BCE
denarius, Roman Republic, 137 BCE
Object numberCC59.2.0189

denarius, Roman Republic, 137 BCE

Date137 BCE
CultureRoman
MediumSilver
DimensionsCoin Dimensions: 1.87 cm, 2.52 g
Credit LineTransfer from Vassar College Classics Department, 1968
On View
Not on view
PeriodRoman Republic
Classification(s)
Denomination
Language
Minting Official
Minting Location
Region
Obverse Description
A border of dots surrounds the helmeted head of Roma, looking right.  There is a jug behind, and an X (mark for the denarius) inscribed before.
Reverse Description
There is a line border around a she-wolf, facing right, suckling twins.  Behind, is the ficus Ruminalis (the fig tree of Romulus and Remus), with one bird perched on the trunk and two perched on the upper branches.  Faustulus is on the left, SEX PO is ins
Reverse Expanded
FAUSTULUS, SEXTILIUS POMPEIUS, ROMA
Reverse Legend
FOSTLUS SEX PO ROMA
Reverse Translated
Faustulus (depicted on the coin), Sextilius Pompeius, Rome
BibliographyCrawford, 235.1c
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