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2. www.numisforums.com › topic › 6818-some-verySome very impressive prices for a few Roman Alexandrian coins ...

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   2 days ago · Some examples, with the prices realized (in descending order) and the Naville Numismatics descriptions. Lot 375 Starting price: 1800 GBP Price realized: 7500 GBP Egypt, Alexandria Antoninus Pius, 138-161 Drachm circa 144-145 (year 8), Æ 32.50 mm., 26.84 g. Laureate head r. Rev. Venus in Taurus: d...

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   3 days ago · Nero Sestertius: a gem among the rarest Roman coins. A list of rare expensive Roman coins would not be complete without the Nero sestertius. Often referred to as the Port of Ostia sestertius, this numismatic marvel is renowned for its intricate design.

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5. oxfordre.com › classics › displaySenatus consultum Tertullianum | Oxford Classical Dictionary

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   4 days ago · Eleven brass coins—5 of Trajan, 1 of Hadrian, 1 of Aelius Caesar, 1 of Lucilla, 1 of Faustina the Elder and 2 of Antoninus Pius from a rubbish pit at a depth of 22 ft., are in the London Museum. Identified by H. Mattingly.

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   Was Caesar a praenomen Imperator?

   • Both Dio and Suetonius refer to Caesar as the first one to assume imperator as a proper name (a praenomen imperatoris ), but this seems to be an anachronism. The last ordinary general to be awarded the title was Junius Blaesus in AD 22, after which it became a title reserved solely for the sovereign.

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   Does Caesar Vespasianus Augustus have an imperial office?

   • There is also no mention of any "imperial office", and the title of "emperor" is never used. The imperial titles are treated as inseparable of the person, which is reflected in the name Imperator Caesar Vespasianus Augustus.

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   What is a Virtus inv (ICTI) Aug (usti)?

   • Exceptional denarii are those inscribed virtus inv (icti) aug (usti) with the mint-mark L. The bulk of the coinage issued by Carausius from the London mint consists, however, of "antoniniani" of copper washed with silver, bearing the mint-mark ML or S (acra) M (oneta) L (ondinii); many have also other issue-marks which have not yet been explained.

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   Was Augustus a pleb?

   • The tribunician power ( tribunicia potestas ), first assumed by Augustus in 23 BC, gave him authority over the tribune of the plebs without having to actually hold the office – a tribune was by definition a plebeian, whereas Augustus, although born into a plebeian family, had become a patrician when he was adopted into the gens Julia.

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    2 days ago · Most emperors used it as their nomen – with Imperator as their praenomen – until the reign of Antoninus Pius, when it permanently became part of the formula Imperator Caesar [full name] Augustus. In the 3rd century, caesars also received the honorific of nobilissimus ("most noble"), which later evolved into a separate title.