Julia Domna
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Julia Domna, 198-202 AD, Denarius, 3.92g. BM-614, C-168, RIC-644. Obv. IVLIA-AUGUSTA Bust draped r. Rx. PVDI-CITIA Pudicitia, veiled, seated l., r. hand on breast, l. elbow on arm rest. Overweight specimen.
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Julia Domna, 198-202 AD, Denarius, 3.92g. BM-614, C-168, RIC-644. Obv. IVLIA-AUGUSTA Bust draped r. Rx. PVDI-CITIA Pudicitia, veiled, seated l., r. hand on breast, l. elbow on arm rest. Overweight specimen.
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