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Denarius, Aelius (101–138; successor of Hadrian 136–138). Obverse: head of Aelius facing right; rim inscription LAELIVSCAESAR. Reverse: Salus seated left on a throne, wearing a long robe; in her right hand she holds a bird from which she feeds a snake entwined around an altar, left hand resting on the throne; rim inscription TRPOTCOSII. Episode SALVS, 137, Rome, Roman Empire (27 BC–476). Coin; weight 2.80 g.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26A68_394

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Denarius Aelius 101–138 successor Hadrian 136–138 Obverse head facing right rim inscription LAELIVSCAESAR Reverse Salus seated left throne wearing long robe right hand holds bird feeds snake entwined altar left hand resting rim inscription TRPOTCOSII Episode SALVS 137 Rome Roman Empire 27 Bc–476 Coin weight 2.80 g round worn object gray weathered surface showing relief seated figure chair draped garments surrounding raised decorative elements background plain white visible colors shades off-white.