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FBG, Chart. A 2175, Vol. 14

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IDENTIFIERS

ID:	FBG, Chart. A 2175, Vol. 14, fol. 172 r
DHBEF–ID:	https://dhb.thulb.uni-jena.de/rsc/viewer/ufb_derivate_00009665/Chart-A-02175-14_000172.tif
CENSUS–ID:	10212619
PAGE-TYPE:	Coin drawing
NAME / PLACE IN ORDER:	Trajan

DESCRIPTION | COIN DRAWING

OBV / REV:	Reverse
DESCRIPTION:	City of Babylon with buildings inside, city wall with two portals
LEGEND:	S·P·Q·R·OPTIMO·PRINCIPI S C / ·BABILONIA·
OBV / REV OF:	FBG, Chart. A 2175, Vol. 14, fol. 171 r
DIASKEUE:	UBW, III-160898, Vol. 04, fol. 71v-72r, pag. 780-781, no. 180.
DIASKEUÈ-Link:	Diaskeuè Vol. 04, fol. 71v-72r, pag. 780-781, no. 180.
DIASKEUÈ-TRANSCRIPT:	In una parte. 180. Traianus depingitur lauro coronatus, si- nistrorsum prospectans, aperto collo, cum nominis Epigraphe. IMP. CAES. NERVAE TRAIANO AVG. GER. DAC. PARTHICO. P. M. TR. P. COS. VI. P. P. In altera. Structura insignis, e quadrato lapide in circularem formam exurgit, pinnis que- plurimis muri circulum ambientibus, sic ut facile indicari possit, ciuitatem illic repraesentari: quod etiam pyramides, ac Templorum tecta testantur, supra opus eminentia, ac duae portae. Inscriptionis denique uestigium, quam in anteriori fronte impressam, cum nonnihil fuscata esset, colligo coniectura.... ONIA. Babyloniam ab Imp. restauratam facile credam. Inscriptio. S. P. Q. R. OPTIMO PRINCIPI. infra. S.C. Nummum istum aereum me- diocrem Mantuae apud Julium Roman: sum conspicatus.
DIASKEUÈ-COLLECTION:	Giulio Romano, Mantua
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IDENTIFICATION OF SOURCE

SOURCE–TYPE:	Antique
SOURCE, DESCRIPTION:	› Bronze Coin of Trajan / Babylon (owner: G. Romano)
SOURCE, ID:	› Census ID: 10212613
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DESCRIPTION: MATERIAL, TECHNIQUE, DRAUGHTSMANSHIP

WATERMARK:	Grapes, rhomboid, initials
TECHNIQUE:	Standard
UNDERDRAWING:	Image: traces for city Legend: traces
DRAWING AIDS:	None
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