Denar der Iulia Mamaea
Tags
- Production 222–235
Revers: Personifikation der Felicitas mit Füllhorn und Heroldstab (lat. caduceus); umlaufende Inschrift FELICITAS PVBLICA, Perlkreis.
Iulia Mamaea war die Mutter des Kaisers Alexander Severus, der von 222 bis 235 n. Chr. als letzter Angehöriger der severischen Dynastie auf dem römischen Thron saß. In den Anfangsjahren übernahm sie für ihren noch sehr jungen Sohn de facto die Regierung des römischen Reiches.
Auf der Rückseite ist die sitzende Felicitas, die römische Personifikation des guten Gelingens und der Glückseligkeit, dargestellt.
Additional data
- Object type
- Collection
- Inventory number2019.102Alter Bestand
- Production222–235,
- Rom
- Material
- Technique
- DimensionsGesamt: Durchmesser: 2,1 cm
- Marks and InscriptionsInschrift: Av: IVLIA MAMAEA AVG
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Rv: FELICITAS PVBLICA - Category
- Depicted persons
- Julia Mamaea GND (depicted person)
- Period/Style
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