羅馬帝國. 腓力一世 (AD 244-249). Antoninianus Rome





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安提奧克出产的菲利普一世紀安東尼努斯,放射光束頭像,向右,三/四視角,背面有四枚軍事旗號 signa,第三枚上方有朝右的鷹冠,NGC 鑑定。
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Philippe I, Antoninien, Antioche
A. :带放射光冠的半身像,菲利普 I 向右,斜后三分之一角度可见,披袍并铠甲。
R. :四个军事旗号“signa”,其中第三个上方有一只朝右的鹰“aquila”。
Philippe I, dit Philippe l’Arabe (v. 204–249), est empereur romain de 244 à 249 après l’assassinat de Gordien III. Son règne est marqué par la célébration du millénaire de Rome en 248 et une politique de paix relative aux frontières. Il meurt vaincu par Dèce lors d’une guerre civile, illustrant l’instabilité de l’Empire au IIIᵉ siècle.
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Philip I, Double Denarius, Antioch
A. :Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of Philip I facing right, seen from three-quarters behind.
R. :Four military ensigns “signa”, the third of which is surmounted by an eagle facing right “aquila”.
Philip I, known as Philip the Arab (c. 204–249), was Roman emperor from 244 to 249 after the assassination of Gordian III. His reign was marked by the celebration of Rome's millennium in 248 and a policy of peace regarding the borders. He died defeated by Decius in a civil war, illustrating the instability of the Empire in the 3rd century.
Philippe I, Antoninien, Antioche
A. :带放射光冠的半身像,菲利普 I 向右,斜后三分之一角度可见,披袍并铠甲。
R. :四个军事旗号“signa”,其中第三个上方有一只朝右的鹰“aquila”。
Philippe I, dit Philippe l’Arabe (v. 204–249), est empereur romain de 244 à 249 après l’assassinat de Gordien III. Son règne est marqué par la célébration du millénaire de Rome en 248 et une politique de paix relative aux frontières. Il meurt vaincu par Dèce lors d’une guerre civile, illustrant l’instabilité de l’Empire au IIIᵉ siècle.
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Philip I, Double Denarius, Antioch
A. :Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of Philip I facing right, seen from three-quarters behind.
R. :Four military ensigns “signa”, the third of which is surmounted by an eagle facing right “aquila”.
Philip I, known as Philip the Arab (c. 204–249), was Roman emperor from 244 to 249 after the assassination of Gordian III. His reign was marked by the celebration of Rome's millennium in 248 and a policy of peace regarding the borders. He died defeated by Decius in a civil war, illustrating the instability of the Empire in the 3rd century.

