On some imitations of denarius RRC 443/1 of C. Julius Caesar on behalf of A. Hiritius and C. Carrinas
Keywords:
Imitations, Gallo-Roman coinage, Titelberg, Pay
Abstract
This article is about the imitations in bronze of the denarius RRC 443/1, known as the “Caesar's Elephant”, of C. Julius Caesar (cos. I 59 BC), made in the treverian oppidum Titelberg of the late Roman Republic, and presumably used to pay the Gallic auxiliaries.Downloads
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2012-11-05
How to Cite
Amela Valverde L. (2012). On some imitations of denarius RRC 443/1 of C. Julius Caesar on behalf of A. Hiritius and C. Carrinas. Documenta & Instrumenta - Documenta et Instrumenta, 10, 109-129. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_DOCU.2012.v10.40487
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Epigrafía y Numismática
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