| АВЕРС: | ΦΟΥΛ. ΠΛΑΥΤΙΛΛΑ ϹΕΒΑϹ. — драпированный бюст Плавтиллы вправо. |
| РЕВЕРС: | ΟΥΛΠΙΑϹ ΠΑΥΤΑΛΙΑϹ — обнаженная Афродита, прикрывающая руками грудь и лоно.
Статуя Афродиты принадлежит к ряду т. н. типов Венеры Стыдливой (Venus Pudica), происходящих от знаменитой Афродиты Книдской Праксителя. |
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Сохранность: VF
From the Dr. George Spradling Collection.
Ex Classical Numismatic Group Electronic Auction 175, lot 166 (24.10.2007).
Classical Numismatic Group, Inc. — Electronic Auction 351, lot 476 (20.05.2015).
Оценочная стоимость: 150 USD. Цена реализации: 380 USD. |
| Источник: https://acsearch.info |
PLAUTILLA
Fulvia Plautilla was the daughter of the powerful praetorian prefect Plautianus, a fellow towns man of Septimius Severus. She was married to Caracalla in A.D. 202, but three years later was banished following the downfall of her father. Her captivity ended in 212 when she was put to death soon after the assassination of Geta.
Her Greek Imperial coinage is remarkably extensive (more than fifty mints) considering the brevity of the issue, A.D. 202-5, and her minor position in the imperial family. Plautilla is sometimes named Plautiana, after her father, on her local coins, though this peculiarity seems to be confined to several of the Lydian mints.
