Type of Reverse No. 11 - Festival of Isis Mintage

Isis Festivals - Type of Reverse No. 11

Isis as sea-goddess, reclining left, holding a large cornucopia with both hands,
resting left arm on an overturned urn, out of which flows water.

Clicking busts leads to the description of the obverses, as well as variants of such busts.

Number

Type of
obverse

Size and legends

Catalogs

Ruler,
mint and period

Images

AE 3
11/1	AE3 Obv. DEO SARAPIDI Rev. VOTA PVBLICA	Alföldi 200 & 230 Vagi 3372 Cohen VIII 60: 131^[1] RIC --	Anonymous Rome Mid-Fourth Century	No. 52 No. 518 No. 519
11/2	AE3 Obv. ISIS FARIA Rev. VOTA PVBLICA	Alföldi 310 Vagi 3392 Cohen VIII 72: 40^[1] RIC --	Anonymous Rome Mid-Fourth Century	No. 426 No. 582
AE 4
11/3 ^[2]	AE4 Obv. DEO SARAPIDI Rev. VOTA PVBLICA	Alföldi -- Vagi -- Cohen VIII 59: 126 RIC --	Anonymous Rome Mid-Fourth Century	No. 139

NOTES

[1] Cohen VIII (60: 131 & 72: 40) describes wrongly this reverse as "River-god Nile holding cornucopia".

[2] Alföldi 78: 200 only indicates AE3 with the radiated bust of Serapis, but in the British Museum there is an AE4 without rays (see token nº 139 shown below), which Alföldi shows precisely on plate VI: 12 and Cohen had already cataloged with the number 126.

Anonymous obverses

Types of reverses

Imperial obverses