The Twelve Caesars (Julius to Domitian)
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The Obverse ha9 the head of Tiberius, with Inscription: "Tiberius Caesar Augustus, son of the deified Augustus." Reverse. The figure of a camp. Legend (supplied;: Colonia Augusta Emerita— " The Colony of Emerita Augusta." Another coin of this colony is figured in No. 13 of the series of Augustus.
The colony was named from the worthy character of the veteran soldiers to whom Augustus granted the territory when he dissolved so many legions at the close of the civil wars, and douated valuable land...s and possessions to them.
No. 12, AE.
The Obverse has the laureate head of Tiberius, with the inscrip- tion as No. 11.
Reverse. A horseman, lance in right hand, galloping swiftly to the right. Inscription, OSOA.
V V is for VRBS VICTA— "The Victorious City." Caesar, in his Civil War, speaks in laudatory terms of the bravery of the people of Osca.
Silver mines were here, described by Livy. It is now a town in Arragon, styled Huesca.
No. 13, AE.
Obverse. Dnlaureate head of Tiberius to the left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Obverse ha9 the head of Tiberius, with Inscription: "Tiberius Caesar Augustus, son of the deified Augustus." Reverse. The figure of a camp. Legend (supplied;: Colonia Augusta Emerita— " The Colony of Emerita Augusta." Another coin of this colony is figured in No. 13 of the series of Augustus.
The colony was named from the worthy character of the veteran soldiers to whom Augustus granted the territory when he dissolved so many legions at the close of the civil wars, and douated valuable land...s and possessions to them.
No. 12, AE.
The Obverse has the laureate head of Tiberius, with the inscrip- tion as No. 11.
Reverse. A horseman, lance in right hand, galloping swiftly to the right. Inscription, OSOA.
V V is for VRBS VICTA— "The Victorious City." Caesar, in his Civil War, speaks in laudatory terms of the bravery of the people of Osca.
Silver mines were here, described by Livy. It is now a town in Arragon, styled Huesca.
No. 13, AE.
Obverse. Dnlaureate head of Tiberius to the left.
What to read after The Twelve Caesars (Julius to Domitian)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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