Reference: J.P.C. Kent, The Roman Imperial Coinage. The family of Constantine I. A.D. 337-364, vol. VIII, London 1981, 304, no. 504.
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Date
A.D. 363 - A.D. 364
Mint
Rome
Obverse
D N IOVIANV-S P F AVG COS: Pearl-diademed bust of Jovian r., wearing a consular garb, holding an eagle-tipped scepter in his r. hand and a globe in his l.
Reverse
VOTA-PVBLICA: Serapis-Agathodaemon on the l., wearing a modius, and Isis-Thermouthis on the r., wearing a basileion, facing one another, both of them with a snake body, carrying a sacred vase between them from which a serpent emerges
Diameter
25.0
Weight
4.01
Reference
A. Alföldi, Isis-szertartások Rómában a negyedik század keresztény császárai alatt = A Festival of Isis in Rome under the Christian Emperors of the IVth Century (Dissertationes Pannonicae ex Instituto Numismatico et Archaeologico Universitatis de Petro Pàzmàny Nominatae Budapestinensis Provenientes, Serie II, 7), Budapest 1937, no. 80, pl. II, 34., J.P.C. Kent, The Roman Imperial Coinage. The family of Constantine I. A.D. 337-364, vol. VIII, London 1981, 304, no. 504.
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