obverse of Augustus RIC I² 366

obverse

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reverse of Augustus RIC I² 366

reverse

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Quick Facts

Emperor
Augustus
Period
Julio-Claudian
Denomination
Denarius
Metal
Silver
Mint
Rome
Date
16–15 BC

Augustus

Denarius · Silver

RIC I² 366

Obverse

Head of Augustus, bare, right

Reverse

Apollo, laureate, standing left, in long robes, on platform between two anchors, holding patera and lyre

Historical Note

Apollo standing on a platform between two anchors is an unusual naval composition — likely connecting the victory at Actium (fought near Apollo's sanctuary) with his divine patronage. The patera (libation bowl) and lyre combine his priestly and musical roles. The anchors are a direct reference to the naval battle, and to Augustus's dedication of captured ships to Apollo at Actium.

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