Tiberij uxores. II.
VIPSANIA AGRIPPINA. I.
Ex qua ei natus est DRVSVS IVLIVS Caes.
IVLIA Augusti filia ux. II.
Ex qua ei natus est Aquileia filius.
Tib. Caesar, infans extinctus.
Numisma IVLIAE, in honorem
sibi a Tib. excusum.
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In una parte.
1. Titulus in circulum redactus est huiusmodi.
TI. CAESAR DIVI AVG. F. AVGVST. P. M. TR.
POT. XXXVII. in medio. S. C.
In altera.
Carpentum latum perelaboratum, a supe-
riori diuersum nonnihil, cum tectum
non ita longum, uerum amplius sit.
In illius latere duo iubili signa, hic uni-
ca figura gesticulatur. Caryatides hic
sublatis manibus pariter tectum susti-
nent. Mulae hic eaedem, phaleratae,
ad laeuam uiam currum trahunt. Eum
Tiberius uxoris suae Juliae nomini conser-
uand. et honori ad Circensia spectacula
addidit. Circum. DIVAE IVLIAE AVG.
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