c. 480 BCE to unknown date
Panormos (modern day Palermo) was the most important of all the Phoenician towns in Sicily. Its Greek name, however, is sufficient to show that here, as everywhere else in Sicily, the Greek language was predominant, at least in early times. Its coinage began in early 5th century BC where the Phoenicians began using the Greek name on the city's coinage from the 5th century BC.
Subject ID: 128629
Morec. 480 BCE to unknown date
Panormos (modern day Palermo) was the most important of all the Phoenician towns in Sicily. Its Greek name, however, is sufficient to show that here, as everywhere else in Sicily, the Greek language was predominant, at least in early times. Its coinage began in early 5th century BC where the Phoenicians began using the Greek name on the city's coinage from the 5th century BC.
Subject ID: 128629
Subject ID: 128629
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Roman Provincial. Time of Augustus (27 BCE - 14 CE) to Tiberius (14 CE - 37 CE) Bronze Ae unit, Sicily, uncertain mint
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Roman Provincial, Drusus and Germanicus (Caesars, 15 BCE - 19 CE), Bronze, Ae unit, Sicily, Panormus mint
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Roman Provincial, Tiberius and Livia (14 – 37 CE), Bronze, Ae unit, Sicily, Panormus mint
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Roman Provincial, Tiberius and Livia (14 – 37 CE), Bronze, Ae unit, Sicily, Panormus mint
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Roman Provincial, Tiberius (14 – 37 CE), Bronze, Ae Unit, Sicily, Panormus mint
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Issued by A Laetor (duovir) ; Cn Domi Procul (duovir)
This coin was originally published as depicting Augustus during the reign of Tiberius. That has since been corrected to be Tiberius.
Roman Provincial, time of Tiberius (14 - 37 CE) Bronze Ae unit, Sicily, Panormos mint
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