• Carradice & Buttrey - Roman Imperial Coinage (RIC), Volume II-I, Vespasian to Domitian, AD 69-96, 2007 Ed. (same as 2017 Ed)

Carradice & Buttrey - Roman Imperial Coinage (RIC), Volume II-I, Vespasian to Domitian, AD 69-96, 2007 Ed. (same as 2017 Ed)

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Carradice, Ian & Theodore V Buttrey

The Roman Imperial Coinage (RIC), Vol.II / part I

Vespasian to Domitian, AD 69-96

Spink & Son Ltd., London. 2007 Hardcover, Second fully revised reprint, xxiv, 404 pages, 160 plates. Printed on heavier paper, with superiour Plates.

NOTE: The original RIC II had but 16 plates!

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NOTE: The original RIC II had but 16 plates!

ex G.J.R. Ankoné ( A well known Dutch Roman specialist) Library, with his ex-libris on the first page.

The second fully revised edition of this standard work on the coinage from Vespasian to Domitian, being a considerable update of the 1926 first edition edited by Harold Mattingly and Edward Sydenham. (Content is same as the 2017 “revised” Edition)

Central to the study is the coinage of Antioch, one of the major provincial mints in the Roman Empire whose coinage has hitherto been largely neglected. Separate sections study the metrology and denominational structure of sequences of issues, and broader surveys cover the relationship of Syrian coinage to that of other provinces and to that of Rome itself. The study considers ways in which the Syrian coinage can be used to illuminate aspects of other provincial and Roman imperial coinages, such as the extent to which Roman provinces had a consistent 'monetary' policy in the eastern provinces, and whether the coinage of Rome was viewed as a 'preferred currency' in the east, as some scholars have suggested.

Weight: 1.700 kg. (packaging included)

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