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Isis Festivals - Type of Reverse No. 25

Serapis-Agathodaemon and Isis-Thermouthis confronted,
jointly raising a sacred vessel, from which the Uraeus-snake emerges.

 

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
Image
AE 2

 25/1 

 AE2

 Obv. D N FL CL IVLIANVS P F AVG
 Rev. VOTA PVBLICA

 Alföldi 68 [1]
 Vagi 3458
 Cohen VIII 58: 114
 RIC VIII Rome 494
 Julian II
 Rome
 361-363
 No. 36a
 No. 36b [2]

 25/2 

 AE2

 Obv. D N IOVIANVS P F AVG
 Rev. VOTA PVBLICA

 Alföldi 80
 Vagi 3467
 Cohen VIII 78: 25
 RIC VIII Rome 504
 Jovian
 Rome
 363-364
 No. 159
AE 3

 25/3 

 AE3

 Obv. DEO SARAPIDI
 Rev. VOTA PVBLICA

 Alföldi 219
 Vagi 3372
 Cohen --
 RIC --
 Anonymous
 Rome
 Mid-Fourth Century
 No. 604

 25/4 

 AE3

 Obv. DEO SERAPIDI
 Rev. VOTA PVBLICA

 Alföldi 238
 Vagi 3372
 Cohen VIII 58: 113
 RIC --
 Anonymous
 Rome
 Mid-Fourth Century
 No. 186
 No. 414

 25/5 

[3]

 AE3

 Obv. D N FL IVLIANVS P F AVG
 Rev. VOTA PVBLICA

 Alföldi --
 Vagi --
 Cohen VIII 58: 115
 RIC --
 Julian II
 Rome
 361-363
 

 

NOTES
[1] Alföldi 67: 68 describes this reverse as "Isis and Serapis", however in the other references of Alföldi (here cited), and in all others references of Cohen, Vagi and RIC, are indicated that they are "Isis and Osiris". We think that they are Serapis-Agathodaemon (left) and Isis-Thermouthis (right). Osiris is not present in the Alexandrian coinage.
[2] This token No. 36b is the same as No. 36a, as we can see it has been restored.
[3] Uncertain token, only mentioned by H. Cohen VIII 58: 115.

 

 

 

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