Légende

denarius, Furius Philus, M. (fl. 119 BC), publisher; Obv. Head of Janus in a laurel wreath; around the inscription MF .LF. Beaded border. Rev. Roma, in a Corinthian helmet with a sceptre in his left hand, right hand crowning a trophy; above it a star; behind it the inscription ROMA; on both sides of the trophy a carnyx and a shield; below the line the inscription PHILI (PHI in ligature). Pearl border. 119 BC, Roman Republic (505–27 BC), Rome; coin; diameter 18.4 mm; weight 3.85 g; axis 0°.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A42_004

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

25.3Mo (1.7Mo) / 25.2cm x 25.2cm / 2974 x 2974 (300dpi)

Mots clés

denarius Furius Philus M fl 119 Bc publisher Obv Head Janus laurel wreath inscription MF .LF Beaded border Rev Roma Corinthian helmet sceptre left hand right hand crowning trophy star inscription ROMA sides carnyx shield line inscription PHILI Phi ligature Pearl border Roman Republic 505–27 Bc Rome coin diameter 18.4 mm weight 3.85 g axis 0° round metallic object worn uneven surface showing raised carved figures shapes relief metal silvery darker gray slightly brownish tarnish recessed areas lighter highlights raised edges central design includes pair stylized humanoid forms standing horizontal figure facing left blocky torso limb shapes right elongated limbs rounded torso rendered simplified angular features raised elements resembling organic decorative motifs extend beside figures outer edge object irregular slightly dented surface scratches pits areas wear background clean white.