Roman dupondius coin dating to the reign of Emperor Nero, minted around 64-68 AD. These coins were issued to demonstrate support for the emperor and highlight his achievements. Obverse: Features a radiate bust of Emperor Nero facing right, with a Latin inscription detailing his titles. The radiate crown symbolizes the emperor's deification. Reverse: Depicts the Roman goddess of victory, Victoria, flying to the left, holding a laurel wreath and a palm branch. The surrounding inscription reads "VI
0:17
Roman dupondius coin dating to the reign of Emperor Nero, minted around 64-68 AD. These coins were issued to demonstrate support for the emperor and highlight his achievements. Obverse: Features a radiate bust of Emperor Nero facing right, with a Latin inscription detailing his titles. The radiate crown symbolizes the emperor's deification. Reverse: Depicts the Roman goddess of victory, Victoria, flying to the left, holding a laurel wreath and a palm branch. The surrounding inscription reads "VI
8.3K views5 months ago
FacebookWorld ancient - العالم القديم
See more
Static thumbnail place holder
You may also want to search