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Bronzemünze der Kleopatra VII. und des Marc Anton

Museum August Kestner Coins and medals [1937.92]

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Events

Created

When	31 BC
Where	Alexandria

Was depicted (Actor)

Who	Kleopatra VII.

Relation to people

Relation to time

Römische Republik (509 - 27 v.Chr.)

Keywords

Coin

Description

Vorderseite: Im Lorbeerkranz Porträt des Marcus Antonius nach rechts. Rückseite: Büste der Kleopatra nach rechts. Rechts abwärts laufend: IERAC ACYLOY, im Feld: P] TO | LE | MA, darüber IE.
Kleopatra und Marc Anton sind das vermutlich berühmteste Liebespaar der antiken Geschichte. (SV)

Material/Technique

Bronze / geprägt

Measurements

Diameter: 2,3 cm
Weight: 8,77 g

Part of

Herrscherinnen (36)

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Ankäufe bei Philipp Lederer, Berlin, in den Jahren 1912-1937 | Purchases from Philipp Lederer, Berlin, 1912-1937 (29)

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Literature

Dierichs, Angelika - Siebert, Anne Viola (2006): Duftnoten. Was Griechen und Römern in die Nase stieg. Hannover, Seite 79 Nr. 58
Schwartz, Johannes / Vogt, Simone (2019): Spuren der NS-Verfolgung. Provenienzforschung in den kulturhistorischen Sammlungen der Stadt Hannover. Köln, Seite 148 Abb. 7

Links / Documents

Kleopatra VII.

Created
-31
Alexandria

[Relation to time]
-509

-510 -25

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