E-auction 105-55201 - bgr_343361 - CALABRIA - BRUNDISIUM Semis
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| 估算 : | 175 € |
| 价格 : | 45 € |
| 最高出价 : | 51 € |
| 拍卖结束日期 : | 20 April 2015 15:17:00 |
| 竞拍人 : | 8 竞拍人 |
种类 Semis
日期: c. 200 AC.
铸币厂名称/城市 Brundisium, Calabre
材质 copper
直径 20 mm
模子方针 6 h.
重量 7,36 g.
稀少度 R1
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出版目录中的项代码 :
正面
正面的文字 S.
正面的说明书 Tête laurée de Poséidon (Neptune) à droite ; derrière, un petit trident posé verticalement surmonté d’une petite Niké (Victoria) le couronnant ; à l’exergue, un petit dauphin nageant à droite.
背面
背面的文字 S/ BR-VN.
背面的说明书 Personnage nu (Taras ?), chevauchant un dauphin à gauche, tenant une Niké de la main droite et une cithare de la main gauche.
评论
Poids léger. Petite tête au droit. Plusieurs monogrammes se rencontrent sur ce type d’étalon semi-oncial (M. BIT, (AVT) et M. PV). Le petit personnage est parfois décrit dans les ouvrages les plus anciens comme étant Taras, le héros éponyme de Tarente. Il faut plutôt y voir un jeune homme citharède (qui tient une cithare) et que couronne une petite Niké (Victoire).
Light weight. Small head on the right. Several monograms are found on this type of semi-uncial standard (M. BIT, (AVT) and M. PV). The small figure is sometimes described in the oldest works as being Taras, the eponymous hero of Tarentum. It should rather be seen as a young cithared man (who holds a cithara) and who is crowned by a small Nike (Victory)
Light weight. Small head on the right. Several monograms are found on this type of semi-uncial standard (M. BIT, (AVT) and M. PV). The small figure is sometimes described in the oldest works as being Taras, the eponymous hero of Tarentum. It should rather be seen as a young cithared man (who holds a cithara) and who is crowned by a small Nike (Victory)
历史细节
CALABRIA - BRUNDISIUM
(2nd century BC)
The name Brundisium (Brindisi) would come from the shape of its port with two basins having the shape of deer antlers in the local idiom. Phalantos, the hero perched on a dolphin, would be dead and buried there, according to the account of Strabo in his Geography (VI. 3,6), would be an explanation for the representation of the reverse of many coins. Having become a Roman colony in 244 BC, Brundisium became the main port on the eastern coast of Calabria on the Adriatic bound for the Orient and played an important role in the various wars waged against Antiochos III, the Macedonian kings, Philip V and Perseus, finally Mithridates VI of Pontus. The Via Appia (Appian Way) ended at Brundisium where an arch was raised by decree of the Senate in 31 BC at the instigation of Octavian.
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