habens, dextra manu stellam tenens, laeua flagellum.
Inscriptionis fragmentum superest....... ΛΚΤ.
Hunc nummum aeneum magnum Romae apud D.
Taueram uidimus.
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In una parte.
3. Macrinus laureatus, thoracem ac paludamentum
indutus, aduerso pectore, et Diadumenianus Ephaebus
adhuc togatus, aperto capite sibi mutuo oppositi
sunt, cum sua quisque nominis Epigraphe. AYT Κ.M.
ΟΠ.CΕΟY ΜΑΚΡΕΙΝΟC...ΔΙΑΔOYΜ...ΚΑΙCΑΡ.
In altera.
Mons quidam praeruptus adparet. In cuius radice
angularia duo sunt propugnacula. dein medium
in uoragine templum exstructum tetrapylon, victo-
rijs ac alijs imaginibus, et corona ornatum. In
supremo iugo alterum templum conspicari Licet
uario item decore. Inscriptio. ΜΗΤΡΟΠΟΛΕΩΝ
CYΡΙΑC.Inferius. ΝΕΩΚΟΡΩΝ ΕΤB. Hunc
nummum aeneum, perrarum, magnum, ac amplum
Romae apud D. Achillem Maphaeum me uijdisse recordor.
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In una parte.
4. Macrinus prodit laureatus, laeua facie, thorace atque
paludamento in dutus, pectore aduerso, cum nominis
tantum praeseruato...... MAKPEINOC....
In altera.
Basis exstructa est, utcunque alta, in cuius fronte
legitur. ET. B. In ea uero scopulus impositus in
acumen paulatim decrescens: cum adpressis in
supremo uertice Sole et Luna. Ego tumulum esse
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